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WALKING WOUNDED: Taranaki have made a gain in the forwards with Jarrad Hoeata now released from All Black duty and he takes over the blindside. Jackson Ormond returns on the left wing but otherwise the changes are limited in number and limited to moving forwards to and from the bench. Bay of Plenty has its guns back after several were rested for the Northland match and this side is very close to Sean Horan's ideal team. Taniela Moa has now gone to join Tonga for its World Cup preparation, so Josh Hall moves onto the bench.
TEAMS:
Taranaki: 1. Michael Bent, 2. Mahonri Schwalger, 3. Shane Cleaver, 4. Jason Eaton, 5. Craig Clarke (capt), 6. Jarrad Hoeata, 7. Scott Waldrom, 8. Ben Souness or Samuela Vunisa, 9. Tyson Keats, 10. Beauden Barrett, 11. Jackson Ormond, 12. Jayden Hayward, 13. George Pisi, 14. Andre Taylor, 15. Kurt Baker.
Reserves: 16. Laurence Corlett, 17. Carl Carmichael, 18. James Broadhurst, 19. Vunisa or Souness, 20. Brett Goodin, 21. Jack Cameron, 22. Isaia Tuifua, 23. Timo Tutavaha.
Bay of Plenty: 1. Tristan Moran, 2. Daniel Perrin, 3. Josh Hohneck, 4. Leon Power, 5. Culum Retallick, 6. Tanerau Latimer, 7. Sam Cane, 8. Colin Bourke (capt), 9. Jamie Nutbrown, 10. Chris Noakes, 11. Ben W Smith, 12. Jason Hona, 13. Phil Burleigh, 14. Lelia Masaga, 15. Toby Arnold.
Reserves: 16. John Pareanga, 17. Pingi Tala'apitanga, 18. Luke Andrews, 19. Luke Braid, 20. Josh Hall, 21. Daniel Waenga, 22. Lance MacDonald, 23. Bronson Murray.
This match will be hard, no doubt about that, and will turn on small things. Neither side makes many errors and both are hard to break down – neither has yet given up 100 points for the season – so mistakes will hurt. There is a sneaky suspicion that the Bay's best XV is marginally better than Taranaki's and not much doubt about the goal-kicking at present, which suggests the visitors may be leaving with four hard-earned points.
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Competition: ITM Cup Rugby, 2011
Date : Tuesday 9 August, 2011
Time : 19:35 local, 07:35 GMT, 13:35 BDT
Venue: Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth
WALKING WOUNDED: Taranaki have made a gain in the forwards with Jarrad Hoeata now released from All Black duty and he takes over the blindside. Jackson Ormond returns on the left wing but otherwise the changes are limited in number and limited to moving forwards to and from the bench. Bay of Plenty has its guns back after several were rested for the Northland match and this side is very close to Sean Horan's ideal team. Taniela Moa has now gone to join Tonga for its World Cup preparation, so Josh Hall moves onto the bench.
FORM:
Taranaki:
Round 1: lost to Wellington 5-23 (h)
Round 2: beat Waikato 30-23 (a)
Round 3: beat Northland 23-16 (a)
Round 4: beat Auckland 39-11 (h)
Round 5: lost to Manawatu 10-15 (a)
Bay of Plenty:
Round 1: beat Counties-Manukau 20-13 (a)
Round 2: beat North Harbour 38-17 (h)
Round 3: beat Waikato 36-8 (h)
Round 4: beat Wellington 32-0 (h)
Round 5: lost to Northland 23-30 (a)
TEAMS:
Taranaki: 1. Michael Bent, 2. Mahonri Schwalger, 3. Shane Cleaver, 4. Jason Eaton, 5. Craig Clarke (capt), 6. Jarrad Hoeata, 7. Scott Waldrom, 8. Ben Souness or Samuela Vunisa, 9. Tyson Keats, 10. Beauden Barrett, 11. Jackson Ormond, 12. Jayden Hayward, 13. George Pisi, 14. Andre Taylor, 15. Kurt Baker.
Reserves: 16. Laurence Corlett, 17. Carl Carmichael, 18. James Broadhurst, 19. Vunisa or Souness, 20. Brett Goodin, 21. Jack Cameron, 22. Isaia Tuifua, 23. Timo Tutavaha.
Bay of Plenty: 1. Tristan Moran, 2. Daniel Perrin, 3. Josh Hohneck, 4. Leon Power, 5. Culum Retallick, 6. Tanerau Latimer, 7. Sam Cane, 8. Colin Bourke (capt), 9. Jamie Nutbrown, 10. Chris Noakes, 11. Ben W Smith, 12. Jason Hona, 13. Phil Burleigh, 14. Lelia Masaga, 15. Toby Arnold.
Reserves: 16. John Pareanga, 17. Pingi Tala'apitanga, 18. Luke Andrews, 19. Luke Braid, 20. Josh Hall, 21. Daniel Waenga, 22. Lance MacDonald, 23. Bronson Murray.
This match will be hard, no doubt about that, and will turn on small things. Neither side makes many errors and both are hard to break down – neither has yet given up 100 points for the season – so mistakes will hurt. There is a sneaky suspicion that the Bay's best XV is marginally better than Taranaki's and not much doubt about the goal-kicking at present, which suggests the visitors may be leaving with four hard-earned points.
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