Nomura Varsity Match Rugby 2010: Cambridge University Oxford V
And will be settled one of the longest rivalry in the game of rugby and sport, at least for this year at Twickenham, Thursday, December 9, 2010.
With the line-up of the varsity match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities Nomura revealed, both sides go into the game 129 is designed to provide better performance in the home of English rugby.
Dark Blues of Oxford University and seeks to avenge the defeat in the match after squash Nomura (31-27) in the last year by the light blues of Cambridge. There is more pressure on Oxford to avoid falling behind in the count and the victory of Cambridge, which is currently 61 to 53 for the light blues.
Will be led by Cambridge defender James Richards, a period of two blue, but the Cambridge team leader for the first time in the varsity match. Richards brings the southern hemisphere on the side as a professional rugby in South Africa earlier. Included in the squad is Jason Kururangi flanker - who proved that the proportions of the rugby, I'm a black man in New Zealand at all.
Play the commander of Oxford, scrum half Nick Haydon, less than 18 years and 21 years for Australia, he was also commander of students in Australia. Also a legacy of his team through all the St flyhalf Charlie Black, big and eldest son of former New Zealand international.
But there are a lot of English talent show as well - Oxford flanker Alex Cheesman played for England 7s and won his third Blue. Cambridge number eight Ben Maidment played for London Wasps and England Students.
And saw this match historic match many successful international rugby, including England's Rob Andrew, Victor Ubogu and Phil de Glanville, more Gerald Davis, Gavin Hastings, David Kirk, Roff Joe and win last year, Captain Dan Vickerman.
Video gives an idea of the unique accumulation of Nomura Varsity Match December 9, from the spectacular ritual of "Challenge" between the two clubs to declare the team in the Twickenham and the countdown to kick the shipment.
For more information, visit http://www.nomura.com/europe/about_no ...
With the line-up of the varsity match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities Nomura revealed, both sides go into the game 129 is designed to provide better performance in the home of English rugby.
Dark Blues of Oxford University and seeks to avenge the defeat in the match after squash Nomura (31-27) in the last year by the light blues of Cambridge. There is more pressure on Oxford to avoid falling behind in the count and the victory of Cambridge, which is currently 61 to 53 for the light blues.
Will be led by Cambridge defender James Richards, a period of two blue, but the Cambridge team leader for the first time in the varsity match. Richards brings the southern hemisphere on the side as a professional rugby in South Africa earlier. Included in the squad is Jason Kururangi flanker - who proved that the proportions of the rugby, I'm a black man in New Zealand at all.
Play the commander of Oxford, scrum half Nick Haydon, less than 18 years and 21 years for Australia, he was also commander of students in Australia. Also a legacy of his team through all the St flyhalf Charlie Black, big and eldest son of former New Zealand international.
But there are a lot of English talent show as well - Oxford flanker Alex Cheesman played for England 7s and won his third Blue. Cambridge number eight Ben Maidment played for London Wasps and England Students.
And saw this match historic match many successful international rugby, including England's Rob Andrew, Victor Ubogu and Phil de Glanville, more Gerald Davis, Gavin Hastings, David Kirk, Roff Joe and win last year, Captain Dan Vickerman.
Video gives an idea of the unique accumulation of Nomura Varsity Match December 9, from the spectacular ritual of "Challenge" between the two clubs to declare the team in the Twickenham and the countdown to kick the shipment.
For more information, visit http://www.nomura.com/europe/about_no ...
Nomura Varsity Match Rugby 2010: Cambridge University Oxford V
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