Tri-Nations 2010
All Blacks fly-half Dan Carter is forced to watch the Crusaders from the sidelines due to injury
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Tri-Nations 2010
The Tri-Nations is an annual competition contested by Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
The teams play each other three times on a home and away basis with the third game alternating between the respective countries.
The competition began in 1996 and has been dominated by New Zealand who have won the title nine times while South Africa won it three times and Australia twice.
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Australia scrum-half Will Genia is caught by the All Blacks' defence
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All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw celebrates victory with fans
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