By Daniel Brettig
April 6th 2009 @ 7:19am


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South Africa maintained their pre-eminence in rugby’s shortest form after a 26-7 victory over Kenya in the final of the Adelaide International Sevens tournament at Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
The South Africans looked likely winners from the moment they saw off New Zealand 17-0 in the quarter-finals, overcoming a spirited Kenyan unit who had defeated Argentina [...]

 

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  •   Boo Cheers

    James B said  | April 6th 2009 @ 9:08am | Report comment

    What an odd headline! This is the first time SA have won the IRB sevens world series. This series has been running for 10 years and NZ have won it 8 times.

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