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Commonwealth Games Rugby 7s

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Mark Ella (57)
Turner did not play in the final and was all iced up. I don't know what the story is there or if it as just precautionary.QUOTE]

I heard he was hanging for a werris while warming up. In the process of finding a tree and being extra discreet he tripped over a branch and hurt his ankle. Nothing serious though - just a precaution.

Ha ha, knowing Rugby park up here, I find that completely believable.
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
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http://www.worldrugbynews.co.uk/rugby-7s-commonwealth-games-2010_1646.html

Rugby 7′s Pools and Schedule Delhi Commonwealth Games 2010

Rugby 7′s Pools and Schedule Delhi Commonwealth Games 2010, to be played over the 11/12 October.

Pool A
New Zealand, Scotland, Canada and Guyana
Pool B
South Africa, Wales, Tonga and India
Pool C
Samoa, Kenya, Papua New Guinea and Uganda
Pool D
England, Australia, Malaysia and Sri Lanka

Day One

All times local
01 09:00 South Africa v Tonga
02 09:22 Wales v India
03 09:44 New Zealand v Canada
04 10:06 Scotland v Guyana
05 10:28 England v Malaysia
06 10:50 Australia v Sri Lanka
07 11:22 Samoa v Papua New Guinea
08 11:44 Kenya v Uganda
09 12:06 South Africa v India
10 12:28 Wales v Tonga
11 12:50 New Zealand v Guyana
12 13:12 Scotland v Canada
13 14:04 England v Sri Lanka
14 14:26 Australia v Malaysia
15 14:48 Samoa v Uganda
16 15:10 Kenya v Papua New Guinea
17 15:32 Tonga v India
18 15:54 Canada v Guyana
19 16:26 Malaysia v Sri Lanka
20 16:48 Papua New Guinea v Uganda
21 17:10 South Africa v Wales
22 17:32 New Zealand v Scotland
23 17:54 England v Australia
24 18:16 Samoa v Kenya

Day Two

There will be 18 games during the day to finalise results and these will be based on day one performances
 

RugbyReg

Rocky Elsom (76)
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so India is 4 and a half hours behind us right? So:

All times Brisbane time
01 1:30pm South Africa v Tonga
06 3:20pm Australia v Sri Lanka
07 3:52pm Samoa v Papua New Guinea
14 6:56pm Australia v Malaysia
23 10:24pm England v Australia
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
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And now NSW has gone to Daylight Savings, working out the time for these games will be a lottery depending on where you are.
 
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I can't work any of it out, what date are these for, is it already over?
 

Hawko

Tony Shaw (54)
I can't work any of it out, what date are these for, is it already over?

My Fox guide states all game time in Eastern daylight saving time:

Monday 11th 1420 - 1920: First slab of pool matches. Australia are on about half way through v Sri Lanka
Monday 11th 1920 - 0015: Second slab of pool matches Australia plays the second game v Malaysia and then the second last game v England

Tuesday 12th 0635 - 1130 Replays of Monday games
Tuesday 12th 1420 - 1820 Quarter finals
Tuesday 12th 1820 - 2325 Semi-finals and finals

Wednesday 13th 0715 - 1210 Replays of the semifinals and finals

All games on channel 188 (HD198) [aka Delhi 5]
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
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Let's hope that someone remembers to keep score during the match after the scoreboard at the Rugby ground fell over last night
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/10/08/3032632.htm?site=commonwealthgames/2010
Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens competition manager Kevin Culliver said it was lucky that it "happened when no spectators were around".

He he he. This could describe most of the events at the CG's.:rolleyes:

Hope they get it right for Monday.
 

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Tom Lawton (22)
http://www.irb.com/irbsevens/columnist/newsid=2040509.html#starmers+my+commonwealth+sevens+gold

Starmers: My tip for Commonwealth Sevens Gold - AUSTRALIA
(IRB.COM) Saturday 9 October 2010
By Nigel Starmer-Smith
From Delhi

IRBSevens.com will provide regular round-ups on both match days at the Commonwealth Games Sevens, Monday 11 and Tuesday 12 October. On the eve of the tournament, chief Rugby Sevens commentator Nigel Starmer-Smith runs the rule over the leading contenders and gives his tip for Gold.

I've been wrong in the past with my predictions, and I'll probably be wrong again, but someone has asked me to make a call! I'm just happy that I don't have to put my house on it..

I think you can bring it down to six teams going all out for gold here in Delhi.


Australia - Why I like Australia so much is not just the individual talent but the fact that Michael O'Connor has a squad with Sevens expertise, culminating in their victory at Twickenham at the London Sevens, a remarkable achievement eight years after they'd last won a tournament. They beat Samoa last weekend at the Oceania Sevens and they for my mind are the favourites.

I believe he has foreseen what lies ahead and, with the helpful backing of Wallaby coach Robbie Deans, has picked a young squad who have come through with an average age of 20. He's produced players with real expertise in Sevens and that's the key.

You've got Luke Morahan, Robbie Coleman, Kimami Sitauti - brilliant young players. You've got Pat McCutcheon captaining and the superb James Stannard deputy. They've lost a couple through injury but he's also rung the changes a little bit and you have Lachie Turner in their too as a rapid flyer and someone with experience of playing right at that top level. What a chance for him to put up his hand and show Robbie Deans that he should really be in that Wallaby World Cup squad for next year.

I'm going to stick with a bit of an upset in Australia for gold, but just like last time in Dubai.. I could so easily be wrong.
 

sjg

Frank Nicholson (4)
does anyone no if ten/one will be telecasting the 7s?? if they telecast more swiming i think im going to drown myself...
 

RugbyReg

Rocky Elsom (76)
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ten and one will show the 7s, although I reckon it will be only the Aussie games and it really wouldn't surprise me if its (1) delayed and (2) edited highlights (until the finals).
 
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