Clark surprised at Waratahs ascension following move from sevens circuit
Cam Clark says he is surprised to be getting a regular starting spot with the NSW Waratahs so soon after transitioning from the Australian sevens set-up into XVs.
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Tom Decent
Tom Decent is a journalist with Fairfax Media.
Hooper calls on Tahs to disrupt Hurricanes' gameplan
Waratahs captain Michael Hooper says his NSW forwards need to "turn up" against the Hurricanes on Friday and find a way to disrupt their opponent's style of play in order to put them off their game.
Foley knows symptoms could return, but confident he is ready
Bernard Foley can't guarantee there won't be a flare-up of his concussion symptoms after the Hurricanes match on Friday but is completely confident he is right to lead the Waratahs around the park in his return at five-eighth.
Skelton not holding breath over future Wallabies honours
Departing Waratahs second-rower Will Skelton is not sure where his international career is at but says he wants to put his hand up whenever possible for the Wallabies, provided his Super Rugby performances improve.
Tahs set to give Naiyaravoro a crack against Hurricanes
The Waratahs are set to unleash monster winger Taqele Naiyaravoro in their starting side against the Hurricanes on Friday in a bid to break Australia's winning drought against New Zealand Super Rugby teams.
Tahs add name to trans-Tasman whitewash with loss to Crusaders
The NSW Waratahs became the fourth Australian side to fall to a New Zealand franchise on the weekend with a 41-22 defeat to the Crusaders on Sunday afternoon.
Michael Hooper says Waratahs intent on putting Crusaders to the sword at home
"It's a huge challenge and opportunity for us tomorrow against an undefeated team this season at home."
Waratahs set to name rookie at five-eighth
The Waratahs are set to take a huge gamble by naming uncapped rookie Mack Mason at five-eighth for their clash against the Crusaders.
Super Rugby uncertainty has made overseas offers more attractive
The Rugby Union Players' Association believes constant speculation as to whether an Australian Super Rugby team will be cut from the competition in 2018 has "no doubt" made the option of going overseas more enticing for home-grown talent.
Cron says Norths aren't looking backwards
Northern Suburbs head coach Simon Cron insists his side isn't feeling the pressure of backing up its historic Shute Shield title last year when the new season kicks off this weekend.
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