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Lewis Hamilton Established 1961 25 Sports Tuesday, October 30, 2018 All Blacks planning for WCup enters pivotal phase in Europe New Zealand’s first clash with England for four years WELLINGTON: While much of the rugby world next greater interest for the rugby purist might be the clash month will be focused on New Zealand’s first clash with with Ireland at Lansdowne Road, particularly since the England for four years, the eyes of All Blacks coach runners-up of Pool B next year could face Schmidt’s Steve Hansen will be resolutely fixed on next year’s side-if they win Pool A-in the quarter-finals. defence of the World Cup. Ireland arguably control possession better than any Hansen has made no secret of his expectations and other team in world rugby and, under New Zealander plans for the November test matches in Europe, with Schmidt, have developed into the most consistent per- his desire to replicate as much as possible what the formers in the test arena bar the All Blacks. team will face in under 12 months’ time. It is something the All Blacks are more than aware of The world champions will have already spent two and perhaps why in their game against Australia in weeks in Japan, playing at two of the Rugby World Cup Yokohama on Saturday they were far more composed, venues, before their test with England at Twickenham controlled, and to an extent conservative, than they had on Nov. 10. been for much of 2018. Hansen has been keen for his players to get accus- They built phases, did not force too many passes tomed to the food, accommodation, transportation and and squared up their attacking lines to challenge cultural experiences they will come across in Japan Australia’s defence. Despite being stretched at times by next year, while each of the matches is aimed at repli- the Wallabies, especially by runners receiving an inside cating preparations for games at the global showpiece. ball, they never looked like they were going to lose the Last Saturday’s 37-20 victory over Australia was a game-doing just enough of what was needed to win. dry-run for their Pool B opener against South Africa- They also did not give too much away as to how the first time the two heavyweights have met at that they might approach 2019 tactically, even if Beauden stage of the World Cup. Barrett’s try from a scrum underlined how they can use This week’s clash against Japan in Tokyo will be used their proficient set piece as an attacking weapon. as preparation for their final pool clash against Italy Crucially for Hansen ahead of the European leg of before they face the knockout phases. Those high- the tour, a number of senior players like Brodie pressure conditions will then kick into greater focus Retallick, Dane Coles, Sonny Bill Williams and captain when they face Eddie Jones’s England and Joe Kieran Read will be relatively fresh after lengthy injury Schmidt’s Six Nations champions Ireland-the main breaks this year. northern-hemisphere challengers for the Webb Ellis The decision to call in 19 additional players for the trophy-in successive weeks. Japan game allowed him to send a large chunk of his YOKOHAMA: File photo shows Australia’s Samu Kerevi (L) is tackled by New Zealand’s Anton Lienert-Brown during England have suffered a downturn in form since the squad to England early should also alleviate any travel the Bledisloe Cup rugby union Test match between the New Zealand All Blacks and Australia at Yokohama end of their 18-game winning streak in 2017 but on fatigue, something they will not face next year at the International Stadium in Yokohama on October 27, 2018. — AFP their day they remain a side that can beat anyone. Of seven-week tournament. —Reuters Ooredoo successfully concludes Flying Start Triathlon Ashley-Cooper gets Wallabies shot after two-year absence TOKYO: Wallabies veteran Adam Ashley- Cooper has been drafted into Australia’s train- ing squad in Japan this week, raising the possi- bility of a return two years after winning his Mijbil Al-Ayoub (right) honoring winners at the end of the Triathlon. Part of the Triathlon. last cap. The 34-year-old utility back made the last of his 116 appearances for the Wallabies in a 29-9 defeat by the All Blacks in August 2016 when he was subbed off early with a suspected concussion. Injuries to Reece Hodge (ankle) and Tevita Kuridrani (pectoral) have led Australia coach Michael Cheika to turn to Ashley-Cooper, who plays his club rugby in Japan alongside All Blacks legend Dan Carter at the Kobe Steelers. “Adam will train with us, we’ll see where he’s at,” Cheika said yesterday after the weekend’s bruising 37-20 Bledisloe Cup loss to New Zealand in Yokohama. “He’s come on the tour with us to be available for selection, he’s not coming for a holiday. “His experience is important and also just his versatility, his ability to cover a few positions,” Running race. Cycling race. added the under-fire Wallabies coach, who also called up 18-year-old rookie sensation Jordan KUWAIT: Ooredoo Kuwait concluded the Flying Start which is one of the biggest pillars of the company’s CSR where the Flying Start Duathlon created a friendly and Petaia. “With (Ashley-Cooper) and then a guy Triathlon sport activities last Saturday with great suc- strategy. He added: “This strategic partnership goes in safe sports environment for the children to compete in a like Jordan, it’s probably a good balance. We cess, and is a reflection of Ooredoo’s strategy enabling tandem with our belief in supporting youth initiatives running and cycling race. The second and main sporting need a couple of extra backs here on the trip.” youth and supporting them in reaching their potential and athletes in Kuwait. We are proud to be sponsors of event was the Flying Start Triathlon targeting partici- Ashley-Cooper would join George Gregan as The triathlon is considered to be the biggest races in the the Flying Start Triathlon, and we wish all the participat- pants’ ages 18 years and above, that that gave hundreds the only Australian to play in four Rugby World Middle East, and the goal today is to create a new ing athletes the best. We are especially proud of our of professional athletes and amateurs the chance to join Cups if he is selected for next year’s tournament sports culture built on ethics, discipline, and sportsman- young athletes that we sponsor, such as Kuwaiti cham- a professional running, cycling and swimming race in Japan. The struggling Wallabies play ship. During the final ceremony, the winning participants pion Abdulaziz Al-Rashed, and Kuwaiti athlete Najlaa located in the Green Island. November Tests away to Wales, Italy and were inaugurated and were awarded valuable prizes Al-Jeraiwi who represented Kuwait in the Asian Games It is considerable to mention that Ooredoo had also England after the All Blacks condemned them to based on their ranks in the Triathlon. Ooredoo this year.” sponsored and supported their brand ambassador, a ninth defeat in their last 12 Tests. Corporate Communication Senior Director Mijbil Al- The Flying Start Triathlon activities were kick started young Kuwaiti athlete Abdulaziz Al-Rashed that recent- Despite their form, Cheika put a positive spin Ayoub was also awarded during the ceremony, for with the Pasta Party in the Green Island, in which many ly won the Xterra Offroad Triathlon in Tahiti. Al-Rashed on the shape of his squad as they prepare to face Ooredoo strategic partnership with to the Flying Start famous restaurants participated in offering their deli- was the only Arab contestant to win this title. Ooredoo Wales in Cardiff on November 11, insisting full- Triathlon and also for the commitment and full support cious meals to help the athletes with their carb loading also proudly sponsored the Kuwait National Flag Ball back Petaia can bring some energy to the two- given for the youth in sports and many other activities in order to help them fuel up and build more energy Team during the Asia Cup, which was held in the time World Cup winners. that go in line with the company’s CSR values. before the big race. The first sports activity that was Philippines. The team played against Vietnam, Korea, “Jordan has just got a lot of good touches,” he Commenting on this, Al-Ayoub noted that Ooredoo held is the kids Duathlon that targeted children ages 4 Japan, Thailand, and the Philippines. Kuwait National said. “He’s a good lad, he wants to succeed, he and the Flying Start Triathlon both believe in enabling to 12 years old that competed in a fun run and safe Flag Ball Team was the first Arab team to participate in wants to do the work, he’s eager. “Having him here youth and supporting them in reaching their potential, cycling race. The race was a first of its kind in Kuwait, such an international competition in this sport. with us these next few weeks will give him an idea of what’s required at the level and give him a chance to make a play for the World Cup squad.” survived a broken home in his youth, Hamilton, 33, grew nine successive podiums from his debut in Melbourne, Petaia, who would be the third youngest play- Lewis Hamilton: up on a municipal housing estate in Stevenage where rocking the establishment along the way with his speed er to make his debut for the Wallabies, if he his father Anthony at one time held down three jobs to and his style.
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