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How will the winless Waratahs fare against the Hurricanes in their Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition opener? Nothing to see here, insisted the Hurricanes as they flew to Sydney without their blockbusting France-bound midfielder Ngani Laumape for Friday’s Super Rugby Trans-Tasman opener. A day after Laumape’s $1 million-plus deal with Stade Francais was announced, the 15-test All Black’s name was missing from the 23 to face the Waratahs at the Sydney Cricket Ground (9.45pm NZT). With no injury or illness to speak of, and having shown some of his best form in recent weeks, there was n...

Sky Super Rugby Transtasman: Ngani Laumape out of Hurricanes squad for clash against Waratahs 12 May, 2021 03:20 AM 3 minutes to read NZ Herald Focus Sport's Cheree Kinnear gives everything you need to know ahead of Super Rugby Transtasman. Video / NZ Herald NZ Herald Focus Sport's Cheree Kinnear gives everything you need to know ahead of Super Rugby Transtasman. Video / NZ Herald Christopher Reive is a sports reporter for NZME@chrisreive Ngani Laumape has been dropped from the Hurricanes' 23-man squad, missing out on a spot in their opening game of the Sky Super Rugby Transtasman competition...

How will the winless Waratahs fare against the Hurricanes in their Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition opener? Nothing to see here, insisted the Hurricanes as they flew to Sydney without their blockbusting France-bound midfielder Ngani Laumape for Friday’s Super Rugby Trans-Tasman opener. A day after Laumape’s $1 million-plus deal with Stade Francais was announced, the 15-test All Black’s name was missing from the 23 to face the Waratahs at the Sydney Cricket Ground (9.45pm NZ time). With no injury or illness to speak of, and having shown some of his best form in recent weeks, there w...

“I don’t know, but the numbers that get bandied around tend to be pretty accurate. There’s just no way you could compete with it in New Zealand,” Hurricanes chief executive Avan Lee told Stuff. Still, Lee said the Hurricanes and New Zealand Rugby fought hard to keep the 28-year-old who returned to some of his best form in the latter part of Super Rugby Aotearoa. Grant Down/Photosport He insisted there were no hard feelings at Laumape accepting “a fantastic opportunity” in Paris. “We’re not surprised. He kept in regular dialogue with us, and we were well aware of the offer ...

The Hurricanes have signed off a tough Super Rugby Aotearoa season with a 41-22 win over the Highlanders in Wellington.