‘Pretty special’: Wallaby thrilled with MCG chance
For Melbourne-raised Wallaby Harry Potter, the chance to play for Australia at the MCG is something he will cherish.
For Melbourne-raised Wallaby Harry Potter, the chance to play for Australia at the MCG is something he will cherish.
The Wallabies must find a way to get plenty of ball to star centre Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii in Saturday night’s clash against the British and Irish Lions at the MCG.
A Melbourne-born Wallabies star is set to make a timely return to Australia’s team for a must-win clash against the British and Irish Lions.
The British and Irish Lions have drawn first blood, taking the first Test against the Wallabies – despite a moment of magic from Australian youngster Max Jorgensen.
Tom Lynagh, the son of a Wallaby legend, was targeted in a cynical challenge in the Lions’ first Test victory at Suncorp Stadium.
If the Wallabies are to beat the British and Irish Lions on Saturday night, their forwards will have step up following the loss of one of Australia’s best players.
The Wallabies have finally confirmed their captain for the First Test against the Lions in Brisbane with the team being announced, including a debutant. While the Lions have relied on an Aussie instead of the Welsh.
The Wallabies team for the first Test against the British and Irish Lions in Brisbane on Saturday night will include a 29-year-old debutant.
He was once a British and Irish Lion, but now Geoff Parling is doing everything he can to help the Wallabies beat the tourists.
His father Michael played for the Wallabies against the British and Irish Lions in 1989, and now Tom Lynagh looks set to do the same at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night.
The chance to play against the British and Irish Lions was a key reason in former Roosters star Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii’s decision to switch codes.
The chance to play in a second series against the British and Irish Lions is something that veteran Wallaby James Slipper doesn’t want to waste.
James O’Connor has the chance to play successive series against the British and Irish Lions 12 years apart after a stunning Wallabies comeback was locked in.
Wallabies flyhalf Noah Lolesio is set to be sidelined indefinitely after undergoing neck surgery.
Joe Schmidt likens it to “speed dating” and has told Australian rugby fans to expect the “unknown”. Get the latest news as the Wallabies prepare to take on World Cup nemesis Fiji.
The last time the Wallabies played Fiji it was a disaster and while there are some returning faces from that game there’s a lot of new for Sunday’s clash.
Tom Wright wasn’t there when the Wallabies slumped to a shock World Cup loss to Fiji two years ago. Is revenge on the cards or is there a bigger goal? The fullback opens up.
Medical marvel Dan Sheehan has been announced as the shock new British & Irish Lions captain, while wonder kid Henry Pollock will make his first start for the touring side.
They are more “random online messages” than in-your-face abuse two decades on. But there are still British and Irish Lions fans who won’t let Tana Umaga forget his role in a spear tackle controversy.
James O’Connor’s hopes of playing for the Wallabies against the British and Irish Lions this year have suffered an early blow.
Nine games. One month. A tour 12 years in the making. The British and Irish Lions are bound for Australia. Here’s all your need to know about the historic tour.
Queensland Reds coach and future Wallabies mentor Les Kiss likes the number of captaincy options there are for the national team.
A stack of Wallabies contenders are set to be picked for an Adelaide showdown that is likely to see the Lions field their best team ahead of the first Test.
Reds captain Tate McDermott ‘loves’ playing for Queensland, and will continue to do so next year after rejecting the chance to ply his trade abroad.
Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has addressed “rumours” that Penrith and NSW star Nathan Cleary might want to move from rugby league to rugby union.
The next coach of the Wallabies will lead a combined Australia-New Zealand outfit against the British and Irish Lions in July.
The most expensive signing in Rugby Australia history could yet play for the Wallabies against the British and Irish Lions after a serious injury revelation.
The most expensive signing in Rugby Australia history could be missing from the British and Irish Lions series after a serious injury revelation.
Wallabies’ fans may not know the name of the Lions’ 20-year-old shock selection for the upcoming Australian tour, but given his reputation, they soon will once he arrives Down Under.
Two of Australia’s leading coaches came together in Melbourne on Tuesday and with both men in similar positions when it comes to their future there was plenty to talk about.
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