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Aug 28, 2000: Wallaby winger Ben Tune faces a frustrating month on the sidelines after sustaining another ankle injury during the Wallabies' 19-18 Tri-Nations victory against South Africa in Durban on Saturday
Aug 28, 2000: Champion Broncos second-rower Brad Thorn is expected to play for Canterbury in the New Zealand NPC
Aug 28, 2000: The defeats of Wellington and Waikato and the imminent return to duty of every All Black previously on test match duty have combined to open up this season's competition and guarantee an exciting and fascinating couple of months of rugby
Aug 27, 2000: Woeful Wasps crashed to their second successive Premiership home defeat as four-try Bath cut loose in the Loftus Road sunshine
Aug 27, 2000: A moment of inspiration from Austin Healey proved crucial as Leicester Tigers continued their winning start to the season with a rousing victory over Newcastle at Kingston Park
Aug 27, 2000: Edinburgh Reivers skipper Graham Shiel warned his players not to get carried away with their opening Welsh/Scottish League victory over Ebbw Vale
2000 Tri-Nations
Aug 27, 2000: Coach Rod Macqueen was in jubilant mood following his side's victory over South Africa but was less than thrilled with their performance
Aug 27, 2000: Highly-fancied Swansea were convincingly beaten in the opening fixture of the Welsh/Scottish Premier Division against Pontypridd at Sardis Road
Aug 27, 2000: The NPC First Division has been thrown open by Taranaki's win over Waikato on Friday and Northland's stunning victory over Wellington in the capital on Sunday afternoon
Aug 27, 2000: Northland created the biggest upset of the NPC season so far, downing Wellington at the Westpac Trust Stadium and claiming the full five points in the process
Aug 27, 2000: Stirling Mortlock is the toast of Australian rugby after landing an injury-time, sideline conversion to give Australia their first Tri-Nations championship with a 19-18 victory against South Africa in Durban
Aug 27, 2000: Australian captain John Eales says victory in this year's Tri-Nations is one of his career highlights but did not compare to winning the World Cup 10 months ago
Aug 27, 2000: Springbok flanker Rassie Erasmus believes he scored a legitimate try in the first half of Saturday's 19-18 Tri-Nations loss to Australia, which handed the men from Down Under the title
Aug 27, 2000: It was a relieved Wallaby coach Rod Macqueen who admitted on Saturday night - after their thrilling 19-18 victory over South Africa to clinch their first-ever Tri-Nations title - that the manner in which it was achieved was probably not what they
Aug 27, 2000: A distraught Nick Mallett admitted the last-gasp 19-18 defeat against Australia at Absa Stadium on Saturday was his biggest disappointment since he took control in 1997 - even bigger than the World Cup semi-final loss to the Wallabies last year
Aug 27, 2000: Wairarapa Bush head the table after two rounds, with Buller, the season's surprise package currently in second place
Aug 27, 2000: Manawatu head the Second Division after this weekend's third round results
Tri Nations 2000
Aug 26, 2000: Stirling Mortlock is the toast of Australian rugby after landing an injury-time, sideline conversion to give Australia their first Tri-Nations championship with a 19-18 victory against South Africa in Durban
Aug 26, 2000: Northampton Saints coach John Steele got the boost he was looking for with European champions Northampton finally breaking down the London Irish defence
Aug 26, 2000: Harlequins coach Richard Hill was happy with his side's first Zurich Premiership victory but stressed the importance of stamping out the errors after a 26-13 win over newcomers Rotherham at the Stoop this afternoon
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