Henry rings the changes

New Zealand coach Graham Henry has made eight changes from the All Blacks side that beat Australia in the starting 15 for the Tri-Nations game against South Africa in Wellington.

Henry rings the changes
Tue, 18 Jul, 2006 - 09:30

New Zealand coach Graham Henry has made eight changes from the All Blacks side that beat Australia in the starting 15 for the Tri-Nations game against South Africa in Wellington.

Former captain Reuben Thorne returns to the side at flanker, replacing Jerry Collins.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: WellingtonPlace: New ZealandPerson: HenryPerson: Graham HenryPerson: Reuben ThornePerson: Jerry CollinsPerson: Leon MacDonaldPerson: Mils MuliainaPerson: Dan CarterPerson: Neemia TialataPerson: Anton OliverPerson: Doug HowlettPerson: Sam TuitupouPerson: Scott HamiltonPerson: Piri WeepuPerson: Carl HaymanPerson: Chris JackPerson: Ali WilliamsPerson: Richie McCawPerson: Rodney So’oialoPerson: Andrew HorePerson: Greg SomervillePerson: Greg RawlinsonPerson: Chris MasoePerson: Jimmy CowanPerson: Luke McAlisterPerson: Isaia ToeavaEvent: Tri-NationsEvent: Philips Tri-NationsEvent: 50th All Blacks Test matchOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: AustraliaOrganisation: South AfricaOrganisation: New Zealand
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