Three-match ban for Harrison

Australia lock Justin Harrison has been banned for three Super 12 matches after racially abusing opponent Chumani Booi.

Sun, 20 Mar, 2005 - 20:03

Australia lock Justin Harrison has been banned for three Super 12 matches after racially abusing opponent Chumani Booi.

Harrison, who admitted the offence after team-mate Nathan Grey had been wrongly blamed for the incident, received his punishment from a SANZAR tribunal on Sunday.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Australia Person: Harrison Person: Justin Harrison Person: Chumani Booi Person: Nathan Grey Organisation: SANZAR tribunal Organisation: Judicial Committee Organisation: Anti-discrimination Board of NSW Organisation: ACTRU Organisation: NSWRU Organisation: QRU Organisation: Australian Rugby Institute Organisation: Ulster

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