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Dan CarterRugby Union - 2011 Rugby World Cup - New Zealand v Tonga Daniel Carter (NZ) Credit : Colorsport / Andrew Cowie
Richie McCaw leads a celebrationary Haka after the World Cup FinalNew Zealand v France; Auckland; Rugby World Cup Final Eden Park Stadium Richie McCaw - NZ Captain leads the team with a celebration HAKA to the jubilant fans after the match
Jonny Wilkinson kicks the winning drop goal in the 2003 World Cup Final2003 World Cup Final England v Australia, Telstra Stadium, Sydney Englands Jonny Wilkinson kicks the extra-time drop goal to win the game
JPR Williams prepares to kick - 1974 British Lions Tour to South AfricaRugby Union - 1974 British Lions Tour to South Africa - Eastern Transvaal 10 British Lions 33 (23/7/1974) Lions full back JPR Williams prepares to kick ahead, with teammate Mike Gibson, behind
The All Blacks do the Haka at the 2011 Rugby World CupNew Zealand v Australia; Auckland; RWC Semi Final Eden Park Stadium.Richie McCaw - NZ leads the HAKA Credit : Colorsport / Andrew Cowie
England Back-Row Triumvirate (Dallaglio, Back, Hill) - 2003 RWC FinalRugby Union - The 2003 World Cup Final - England 20 Australia 17 (a.e.t.) The England back row on the charge. Left to right: Lawrence Dallaglio, Neil Back and Richard Hill
South Africa captain Francois Pienaar receives the World Cup from Nelson Mandela in 1995South Africa Captain Francois Pienaar receives the World Cup Trophy with a hand shake from Nelson Mandela the South African President. South Africa v New Zealand. The Rugby World Cup Final 1995
Joel Stransky kicks the winning drop-goal in the 1995 Rugby World Cup FinalJohannesburg, 24/06/1995. Rugby World Cup Final 1995 South Africa V New Zealand. Joel Stransky Kicks the Winning Drop Goal for South Africa, as Andrew Mehrtens (Nz) Tries to Stop Him
Francois Pienaar receives the Webb Ellis Cup from Nelson MandelaRugby Union - 1995 World Cup Final - South Africa 15 New Zealand 12 Springbok captain Francois Pienaar receives the Webb Ellis Cup from South Africa President Nelson Mandela at Ellis Park
The famous Pontypool Front Row play for the British Lions in 1977Rugby Union - 1977 British Lions Tour to New Zealand - Bay of Plenty 16 British Lions 23 (09/08/1977) The Famous Pontypool Front row playing for the British Lions in Rotorua
Nelson MandelaRugby Union - 1994 England Tour to South Africa - First Test: South Africa 15 England 32 New South African President Nelson Mandela before kick-off at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
1984 Varsity Match: Cambridge 32 Oxford 6Rugby Union - 1984 Varsity Match - Cambridge University 32 Oxford University 6 Cambridge full back Gavin Hastings (#15) challenges Oxford wing Rupert Vessey (#14) for the ball in the air at Twickenham
Wales Gareth Edwards - 1978 Five NationsRugby Union - 1978 Five Nations Championship - England 6 Wales 9 Wales Gareth Edwards at Twickenham
Gareth Edwards scores his last try for Wales in 1978Rugby Union - 1978 Five Nations Championship - Wales 22 Scotland 14 (18/02/1978) Gareth Edwards dives over the try-line to score his last ever try for Wales at Cardiff Arms Park
Francois Pienaar lifts the World Cup for South Africa as Nelson Mandela cheersRugby Union - 1995 World Cup Final - South Africa 15 New Zealand 12 Springbok captain Francois Pienaar lifts the Webb Ellis Cup, as South Africa President Nelson Mandela, left, cheers at Ellis Park
Shane Williams evades Keith Earls to score in the 2011 World Cup quarter-finalRugby Union - Rugby World Cup 2011 Quarter Final - Wales vs. Ireland Wales wing Shane Williams scores in the corner despite the efforts of Irelands Keith Earls during their Rugby World Cup 2011
The All Blacks perform the first ever Haka under floodlights in Britain as they prepare to take on the Midlands in 1983Rugby Union - 1983 New Zealand Tour to Scotland & England - Midland Division 19 New Zealand 13 (8/11/1983) New Zealand centre Steve Pokere leads the All Black Haka at Welford Road, Leicester
Referee Roger Quittenton steps-in to stop the Scottish and Welsh forwards fighting - 1983 Five NationsRugby Union - 1983 Five Nations Championship - Scotland 15 Wales 19 Referee Roger Quittenton steps-in to stop the players fighting at Murrayfield. 19/02/1983
Ian Bishop - PontypoolRugby Union - 1981 / 1982 Australia Tour of Britain and Ireland - Pontypool 6 Australia 37 Pontypools Ian Bishop kicks at Pontypool Park, Pontypool
Wayne Shelford leads the Haka at the 1987 Rugby World CupRugby Union - 1987 Rugby world Cup Semi-final - New Zealand v Wales New Zealand captain Wayne Shelford leads the Haka, before the match at Ballymore, Brisbane
Cliff Yorath - London WelshRugby Union - 1968 / 1969 season - London Welsh vs. London Scottish Cliff Yorath of London Welsh on the ball, with teammate John Dawes in support, far left, at Old Deer Park. 25/01/1969
JJ Williams scores the first of his two tries in the 3rd Test - 1974 British Lions Tour to SARugby Union - 1974 British Lions tour to South Africa - Third Test: South Africa 9 British Lions 26 Lions wing JJ Williams celebrates after scoring the first of his two tries
David Duckham makes a break for the Barbarians against the All Blacks in 1973Rugby Union - 1972 / 1973 New Zealand Tour of Great Britain & France - Barbarians 23 New Zealand 11 David Duckham (#14) makes another break for the Barbarians at Cardiff Arms Park
Tom David passes the ball for the Barbarians in the build-up to Gareth Edwards famous try against the All Blacks inRugby Union - 1972 / 1973 New Zealand Tour of Great Britain & France - Barbarians 23 New Zealand 11 Tom David of the Barbarians passes the ball back inside in the build-up to Gareth Edwards
1972 Munich Olympics - Mens 4x100m RelayAthletics - 1972 Munich Olympics - Mens 4x100m Relay Semi-Finals Heat One Eddie Hart takes the baton from Gerald Tinker to run the final leg and win the heat for the USA in the Olympiastadion
Australia face the Haka at the 2011 Rugby World CupNew Zealand v Australia; Auckland; RWC Semi Final Eden Park Stadium. Richie McCaw - NZ leads the HAKA. Credit : Colorsport / Andrew Cowie
Willie John McBride - 1974 British Lions Tour to South AfricaRugby Union - 1974 British Lions Tour to South Africa - Northern Transvaal 12 British Lions 16 (6/7/74) Willie John McBride of the British Lions during the game in Pretoria
Martin Johnson lifts the rugby World CupRugby Union - The 2003 World Cup Final - England 20 Australia 17 (a.e.t.) England captain Martin Johnson lifts the World Cup trophy (Webb Ellis Cup)
5N1987: Wales 19 England 12Rugby Union - 1987 Five Nations Championship - Wales 19 England 12 Englands Steve Bainbridge in the line-out at Cardiff Arms Park. 07/03/1987
Colin Meads leads the All Blacks against the Lions in 1971Rugby Union - 1971 British Lions Tour to New Zealand - First Test: New Zealand 3 British Lions 9 (26/6/1971) All Black captain Colin Meads leads the forward charge during the game in Carisbrook
JPR Williams in full flight in 1976Rugby Union - 1976 Five Nations Championship - Wales 28 Scotland 6 Wales full back JPR Williams in full flight in Cardiff Arms Park
Mike Teague - 1991 England Tour of AustraliaRugby Union Mike Teague (England) England v Emerging Wallabies, Gosford, England Tour of Australia, 23/07/1991. Credit: Colorsport / Colin Elsey
1972 Varsity Match: Oxford 6 Cambridge 16Rugby Union - 1972 Varsity Match - Oxford University 6 Cambridge University 16 Oxfords Paul Sawtell kicks at Twickenham
5N 1977: Ireland 6 France 15Rugby Union - 1977 Five Nations Championship - Ireland 6 France 15 19/03/1977 France team group. Head coach: Jean Desclaux (left)
5N 1989: Scotland 23 Wales 7Rugby Union - 1989 Five Nations Championship - Scotland 23 Wales 7 Wales team group before kick-off at Murrayfield, Edinburgh, on 21/01/1989
Scotland 49 Argentina 3Rugby Union - 1990 Argentina Tour of the British Isles - Scotland 49 Argentina 3 Scotland team group before kick-off at Murrayfield on 10/11/1990. Back (all replacements, in no order): J
Scotland 49 Argentina 3Rugby Union - 1990 Argentina Tour of the British Isles - Scotland 49 Argentina 3 Doddie Weir of Scotland making his debut, at Murrayfield
