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	The Tri Nations will revert back to an expanded nine-Test series from 2008 onwards,<ref name="2007 Draw">{{cite web \| work=rugby.com.au \| title=2007 Tri Nations Draw \|url=http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2007_tri_nations_draw_announced,49455.html_refer=australia\| accessdate=2007-10-11}}</ref> assuming it remains in its current three-team format. The worldwide governing body for rugby union, the ], is currently brokering a deal that may see {{nrut\|Argentina}} admitted to the competition as early as 2008.<ref name="Argentina deal">{{cite web\|url=http://timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/rugby/article1434537.ece \|title=Ambitious Argentina poised to secure TriNations place \|publisher=''The Sunday Times'' \|first=Nick \|last=Cain \|date=2007-02-25 \|accessdate=2007-05-27}}</ref>		The Tri Nations will revert back to an expanded nine-Test series from 2008 onwards,<ref name="2007 Draw">{{cite web \| work=rugby.com.au \| title=2007 Tri Nations Draw \|url=http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2007_tri_nations_draw_announced,49455.html_refer=australia\| accessdate=2007-10-11}}</ref> assuming it remains in its current three-team format. The worldwide governing body for rugby union, the ], is currently brokering a deal that may see {{nrut\|Argentina}} admitted to the competition as early as 2008.<ref name="Argentina deal">{{cite web\|url=http://timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/rugby/article1434537.ece \|title=Ambitious Argentina poised to secure TriNations place \|publisher=''The Sunday Times'' \|first=Nick \|last=Cain \|date=2007-02-25 \|accessdate=2007-05-27}}</ref>

	==Teams==		== Teams ==
	New Zealand All Blacks (30):		New Zealand All Blacks (30):
	Full Backs:		Full Backs:
	Mils Muliaina,		* Mils Muliaina,
	Leon Macdonald		* Leon Macdonald
	Wings:		Wings:
	Sitiveni Sivivatu,		* Sitiveni Sivivatu,
	Joe Rocococo,		* Joe Rocococo,
	Doug Howlett		* Doug Howlett
	Centres:		Centres:
	Conrad Smith,		* Conrad Smith,
	Isaia Toeava		* Isaia Toeava
	Five-~~Eigths~~:		Five-Eighths:
	Aaron Mauger,		* Aaron Mauger,
	Luke McAlister,		* Luke McAlister,
	Nick Evans,		* Nick Evans,
	Daniel Carter		* Daniel Carter
	Half Backs:		Half Backs:
	Byron Kelleher,		* Byron Kelleher,
	Piri Weepu,		* Piri Weepu,
	Brendon Leonard*		* Brendon Leonard*
	Flankers:		Flankers:
	Richie McCaw,		* Richie McCaw,
	Jerry Collins,		* Jerry Collins,
	Chris Masoe,		* Chris Masoe,
	Rodney So'oialo,		* Rodney So'oialo,
	Reuben Thorne		* Reuben Thorne
	Locks:		Locks:
	Keith Robinson,		* Keith Robinson,
	Ali Williams,		* Ali Williams,
	Chris Jack,		* Chris Jack,
	Troy Flavell		* Troy Flavell
	Props:		Props:
	Carl Hayman,		* Carl Hayman,
	Tony Woodcock,		* Tony Woodcock,
	Neemia Tialata,		* Neemia Tialata,
	John Schwalger*		* John Schwalger*
	Hookers:		Hookers:
	Anton Oliver,		* Anton Oliver,
	Kevin Mealamu,		* Kevin Mealamu,
	Andrew Hore		* Andrew Hore

	(* Denotes new All Black)		(* Denotes new All Black)

	==Draw==		== Draw ==
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	==External links==		== External links ==
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Revision as of 05:11, 3 June 2007

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The Tri Nations Series, is an annual rugby union competition between the national teams of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The 2007 Tri Nations series will kick off in South Africa on June 16, with a test between the Springboks and the Wallabies.

The 2007 series will be a six-test tournament (two home matches each) to allow for the Rugby World Cup 2007 which kicks off on 7 September. The draw has been scheduled to ensure that no teams plays more than two matches in a row, with the early finish giving the Springboks, All Blacks and Wallabies seven full weeks before the start of the Rugby World Cup.

The Tri Nations will revert back to an expanded nine-Test series from 2008 onwards, assuming it remains in its current three-team format. The worldwide governing body for rugby union, the International Rugby Board, is currently brokering a deal that may see Argentina admitted to the competition as early as 2008.

Teams

New Zealand All Blacks (30): Full Backs:

Mils Muliaina,
Leon Macdonald

Wings:

Sitiveni Sivivatu,
Joe Rocococo,
Doug Howlett

Centres:

Conrad Smith,
Isaia Toeava

Five-Eighths:

Aaron Mauger,
Luke McAlister,
Nick Evans,
Daniel Carter

Half Backs:

Byron Kelleher,
Piri Weepu,
Brendon Leonard*

Flankers:

Richie McCaw,
Jerry Collins,
Chris Masoe,
Rodney So'oialo,
Reuben Thorne

Locks:

Keith Robinson,
Ali Williams,
Chris Jack,
Troy Flavell

Props:

Carl Hayman,
Tony Woodcock,
Neemia Tialata,
John Schwalger*

Hookers:

Anton Oliver,
Kevin Mealamu,
Andrew Hore

(* Denotes new All Black)

Draw

2007-06-16

RSAru	–	AUSru
Tries: Con: Pen:		Tries: Con: Pen:

Newlands, Cape Town

2007-06-23

RSAru	–	NZLru
Tries: Con: Pen:		Tries: Con: Pen:

ABSA Stadium, Durban

2007-06-30

AUSru	–	NZLru
Tries: Con: Pen:		Tries: Con: Pen:

MCG, Melbourne

2007-07-07

AUSru	–	RSAru
Tries: Con: Pen:		Tries: Con: Pen:

Telstra Stadium, Sydney

2007-07-14

NZLru	–	RSAru
Tries: Con: Pen:		Tries: Con: Pen:

Jade Stadium, Christchurch

2007-07-21

NZLru	–	AUSru
Tries: Con: Pen:		Tries: Con: Pen:

Eden Park, Auckland

Standings

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
Place	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	difference	Bonus points	Table points
	Template:AUSru	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	Template:NZLru	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	Template:RSAru	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

References

"2007 Tri Nations Draw". rugby.com.au. Retrieved 2007-10-11.
Cain, Nick (2007-02-25). "Ambitious Argentina poised to secure TriNations place". The Sunday Times. Retrieved 2007-05-27. {{cite web}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)

External links

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