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O'Neill cautious on IRB proposal

Australian Rugby Union boss John O’Neill has lent cautious support to a proposed one-off match between the Tri-Nations and Six Nations champions.

Thu, 28 Feb, 2008 - 12:04

Australian Rugby Union boss John O’Neill has lent cautious support to a proposed one-off match between the Tri-Nations and Six Nations champions.

The International Rugby Board will discuss the proposal at a meeting of the world’s leading rugby nations in Hong Kong on Sunday.

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