The News Review:
- Rugby: Six uncapped players in England squad to NZ
- Killer stirs up rugby storm
- Kenya: Rugby – Coach Ayimba to Name Squad
Rugby: Six uncapped players in England squad to NZ
New Zealand Herald – May 14, 2008
The Bath forward who has been capped 37 times will lead England in the games on June 14 in Auckland and June 21 in Christchurch. Johnson the victorious 2003 World Cup captain who has taken over as manager included six uncapped players in his squad of 32 on Tuesday.
Killer stirs up rugby storm
Independent Online – May 14, 2008
It is the first time that the national assembly’s sport committee has appealed to the minister to use his powers in terms of the Sport and Recreation Amendment Act which allows him to intervene in “any dispute alleged mismanagement or any other related matter likely to bring a sport into disrepute”. The Pumas controversy could spark a wider probe into what was happening in other rugby unions in terms of allegations of racism and transformation issues ANC MP Cedric Frolick said. Van Schalkwyk is one of the Waterkloof Four convicted of murdering a homeless man.
Kenya: Rugby – Coach Ayimba to Name Squad
AllAfrica.com – May 14, 2008
Coach Benjamin Ayimba and his technical bench of Felix Ochieng and Oscar Osir are likely to include new faces in the team due to injuries to some key players and the unavailability of some because of job and school commitments. The team leaves on Sunday. Humphrey Kayange who has captained the team this season is unavailable as is his brother Collins Injera who has college commitments.