Menu LOGIN ROOM rugby union Robbie Deans#039; Wild Knights win 2-0 in Japan Staff writers AAP Sun December
17, 2023 at 11.51 Robbie Deans#039; The
Wild Knights started the Japanese club rugby season 2-0. (Darren England/AAP
PHOTOS) Robbie Deans#039; The Wild Knights started the Japanese club rugby season 2-0. (Darren England/AAP
PHOTOS) Credit: AAP Robbie Deans
remains the winningest manager in club
rugby in Japan after his seven-time champions Saitama Wild Knights started
the season two to two. The Wild Knights hammered the Hanazono Liners 49-0 in
Sunday’s League One encounter after a 41-point first-round win over the Yokohama Eagles. Australian-born
Japanese center Dylan Riley scored in Osaka’s Saitamaand#039; two goals from
eight attempts, while Hanazono’s squad includes veteran Australian midfielder
Will Genia, who made his Deans debut in 2009. Quade Cooper, presented to the Wallabies by Deans in 2008, has yet to
appear for Hanazono this term.
Saitamad#039;s Wallaby winger Marika Koroibete scored in the 64th minute at Hanazono Stadium despite not being
among the scorers after missing last week’s substitution. Deans wasn’t the
only former Wallaby coach to enjoy success on Sunday as Dave Rennie picked up his second win of the season, albeit a
much tighter one, as Kobe Steelers beat Shizuoka Blue Revs 30-26. Leading 18-8 at half-time, the visitors found
themselves seven minutes in before winger Kanta Matsunaga scored the
winner. Cricket match 2023-24 Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo won a thrilling Fuchu
derby with All Black back lady Shannon Frizell among the scorers as Todd
Blackadderand#039; the men beat Tokyo Sungoliath 26-19, who will be consulted
by future Japanese coach Eddie Jones. The game was the second of two that drew more than 30,000, the same crowd
that saw the Eagles bounce back from an opening day loss to beat Steve Hansen’s Toyota Verblitz 24-22 at Kanagawa
Nissan and #039; Stadium on Saturday. In other highlights on Saturday, Wallaby
Five Eight Bernard Foley scored 25 points as Kubota Spears Tokyo Bay downed the Mie Honda Heat 75-0, while
Australian center Curtis Rona scored for the Sagamihara Dynaboarsand#039 for
the second straight week. 25-17 win over the Ricoh Black Rams. In Division Two,
Samu Kerevi scored the first try for his new club as Urayasu D-Rocks scored nine tries to crush Kyuden Voltex 57-12.
Toyota Industries Shuttles Aichi overcame a 19-point deficit just after
half-time to beat Green Rockets Tokatsu 36-25, with former Waratahs and Chiefs fullback Taleni Sau scoring. Red
Hurricanes Osaka joined the Shuttles to
remain unbeaten, but only after a heart-stopping goal when Australian Bryce
Hegarty kicked an 82nd-minute penalty to beat struggling Kamaishi Seawaves 27-25. Get the latest news from
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