Sivivatu 'gets dirty' on return for All Blacks

New Zealand winger Sitiveni Sivivatu believes he is “injury free” and ready to help the All Blacks maintain their place as the best team in rugby after a storming performance at the Stade Gerland.

Mon, 13 Nov, 2006 - 08:23

The Fijian-born Waikato and Chiefs back took his try haul to 11 in 10 internationals after a brace in the 47-3 thrashing of France in Lyon.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Stade Gerland Place: Lyon Person: Sivivatu Person: Sitiveni Sivivatu Event: Super 14 Event: Waikato Event: Cup Organisation: All Blacks Organisation: New Zealand Organisation: Waikato Organisation: Chiefs Organisation: The Press

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