The Lowdown
- Henry finds peace with All Blacks triumph RUGBY: MORE THAN 100,000 supporters crammed the streets to greet the World Cup-winning All Blacks on their motorcade through the centre of Auckland yesterday with the greatest cheers reserved for the captain, Richie McCaw, and the coach, Graham Henry.
- Joubert's indulgence a huge factor for All Blacks The referee’s reluctance to make the hard calls facilitated New Zealand’s victory on a night when they were second best to France
- All Blacks hold out in gruelling final battle RUGBY WORLD CUP FINAL: THE ALL Blacks had a gruelling night, which may be no way to start a celebration of their World Cup final success, gained in an unbelievably tense 8-7 victory over France here yesterday.
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- Kiwi efforts finally bear sweetest of fruit
- Henry hails McCaw
- French pride restored
- That was the World Cup that was
- Ooh la la: Lippy Lievremont
- Controversy: England led the way
- Speargate: Players, coaches and pundits all have their say on a crucial call
- All Blacks reach their promised land
- 'This has been a long time coming'
- Brave France beaten but unbowed
- Cooper out for at least six months
- Sad state of affairs for an authentic rugby man as players go their own way for final
- McCaw won't let them blow it this time
- Paradise in Eden looms for All Blacks
- Seeing the future by analysing the past
