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Images: Highlanders Put Brumbies To The Sword

Published: Mon 29 Apr 2002 10:14 AM
Scoop’s man in Canberra Mark Graham was behind the camera for the Highlander’s upset 25-18 defeat of the home side, the Brumbies. The win puts the Highlanders at fourth on the table, and leaves defending champions the Brumbies struggling to make the play-offs after four successive losses.
Meanwhile, a terminal case of the dropsies from Scoop’s great yellow hopes, the Hurricanes, left them out of contention for the semis. Left wing Jonah Lomu spilled the ball with nothing between him and the line, and fullback Christian Cullen fumbled a one handed touchdown attempt, then lost the ball over the line a second time in a scramble on the deck with a Warratahs defender. The Warratahs defeated the Hurricanes 19-13.
Try-scorer Byron “The Badger” Kelleher is congratulated
The Little General, Brumbies halfback George Gregan,
falls for the pincer manoeuvre
The Brumbies’ Andrew Walker comes off
second best under the high ball
Highlanders Coach Laurie Mains:
that man deserves a [insert sponsor’s product here]
Otago’s most wanted: Taine Randell
A handful with the ball, Tony Brown kicked
seven from seven to secure The Highlanders’ win

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