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Ireland centre Bundee Aki and France scrum half Antoine Dupont are among four nominees for World Rugby Men’s Player of the Year despite their nations’ early exits from the Rugby World Cup boxing
Aki and Dupont join South Africa’s Eben Etzeboxing beth and New Zealand’s Ardie Savea, who will feature in Saturday’s final at the Stade de France, on a four-man shortlist boxing
Eleven World Rugby awards will be handed out on Sunday night at a ceremony at the Opera Garnier in Paris, but the nominees and winners in a further four women’s categories will be announced and celebrated separately after the conclusion of WXV boxing
Savea is one of nine nominations from New Zealand across six categories for which shortlists have been unveiled boxing
Ardie Savea is a strong contender for the award (PA)All Blacks coach Ian Foster will compete with South Africa counterpart Jacques Nienaber, Ireland’s Andy Farrell and outgoing Fiji coach Simon Raiwalui for the Coach of the Year award boxing
South Africa fly half Manie Libbok and New Zealand wing Mark Tele’a, meanwhile, will contend for the Breakthrough Player award, with France’s Louis Bielle-Biarrey and Tele’a’s teammate Tamaiti Williams also nominated boxing
“All those nominated today deserve not only our congratulations but also our thanks for everything they have contributed, on and off the field, to inspire fans and players worldwide, driving rugby forward in 2023 in line with our sport’s values,” said Bill Beaumont, chairman of World Rugby boxing
“The strength of rugby is its players, coaches, officials and volunteers, and these shortlists provide a vivid snapshot of a sport that is thriving globally in its 200th year boxing
”WORLD RUGBY AWARDS 2023 NOMINEESWorld Rugby Coach of the YearAndy Farrell (Ireland)Ian Foster (New Zealand)Simon Raiwalui (Fiji)Jacques Nienaber (South Africa)World Rugby Men’s 15s Player of the Year in partnership with MastercardBundee Aki (Ireland)Antoine Dupont (France)Eben Etzeboxing beth (South Africa)Ardie Savea (New Zealand)World Rugby Men’s 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year in partnership with TudorLouis Bielle-Biarrey (France)Manie Libbok (South Africa)Mark Tele’a (New Zealand)Tamaiti Williams (New Zealand)World Rugby Women’s Sevens Player of the Year Michaela Blyde (New Zealand) Maddison Levi (Australia)Tyla Nathan-Wong (New Zealand)Reapi Ulunisau (Fiji)World Rugby Men’s Sevens Player of the Year Leroy Carter (New Zealand)Rodrigo Isgro (Argentina)Marcos Moneta (Argentina)Akuila Rokolisoa (New Zealand)International Rugby Players Men’s Try of the YearDuhan van der Merwe (Scotland, v England on 4 February)Damian Penaud (France, v Ireland on 11 February)Hugo Keenan (Ireland, France on 11 February)Vinaya Habosi (Fiji, v Georgia on 1 October)Other categories being awarded on Sunday 29 OctoberVernon Pugh Award for Distinguished ServiceInternational Rugby Players Special Merit AwardRugby for All AwardWorld Rugby Referee AwardWorld Rugby Men’s 15s Dream Team of the Year in partnership with CapgeminiCategories awarded following the conclusion of WXVWorld Rugby Women’s 15s Player of the Year World Rugby Women’s 15s Dream Team of the Year in partnership with CapgeminiWorld Rugby Women’s 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year in partnership with Tudor International Rugby Players Women’s Try of the YearMore aboutBundee AkiAntoine DupontEben Etzeboxing bethArdie SaveaRugby World CupWorld RugbySouth Africa rugbyFrance RugbyIreland RugbyNew Zealand rugbyJoin our commenting forumJoin thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their repliesComments1/2Aki and Dupont among nominees for World Rugby Men’s Player of the YearAki and Dupont among nominees for World Rugby Men’s Player of the YearArdie Savea is a strong contender for the award PAAki and Dupont among nominees for World Rugby Men’s Player of the YearBundee Aki has been nominated for World Rugby’s Player of the Year award Getty Images✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today boxing
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New Zealand captain Sam Cane became the first player to be sent off in a World Cup final as South Africa retained their title with a nail-biting 12-11 victory at Stade de France boxing
Cane was shown a red card for in the 28th minute for a dangerous tackle on Jesse Kriel but the All Blacks responded with character and resilience to take the champions to the wire on a wet Paris night boxing
Beauden Barrett ran in the first try ever scored against South Africa in a World Cup final as the final quarter approached but, with Richie Mo’unga unable to add the conversion, New Zealand still trailed boxing
Jordie Barrett then missed a tricky long-range penalty that would have toppled the Springboks and despite furious late attempts to strike from long range they were unable to break through the green wall boxing
Handre Pollard kicked four first-half penalties but South Africa failed to score again after the interval of one of the greatest finals that ended with the 80,000 crowd on their feet in nervous anticipation boxing
The victory means South Africa are the most successful nation in men’s World Cup history with their fourth crown nudging them clear of the All Blacks boxing
And it came despite one of their worst fears materialising in the third minute when Mbongeni Mbonambi – the only specialist hooker in their matchday 23 – was injured by a dangerous clear out by Shannon Frizell boxing
Mbonambi departed and on came Deon Fourie, a 37-year-old who has played most of his rugby in the back row boxing
Referee Wayne Barnes confirmed shortly after that Mbonambi’s departure was tactical only boxing
Pollard rifled over successive penalties to reward mounting Springboks pressure but, having been shown a yellow card, Frizell survived the bunker review of his offending crocodile roll boxing
There was no let up in tension on a night dominated by two ferocious defences and the scoreboard continued to tick over when Mo’unga and Pollard took successful shots at goal boxing
The World Cup’s most ruthless attack was making little headway against its meanest defence and twice New Zealand were turned over as an error-strewn spell was compounded with an overthrown line-out boxing
Cane was the next All Black into the sin-bin for his high tackle on Kriel and South Africa continued to win every meaningful moment of the contest boxing
And it got worse for New Zealand as, just moments before Pollard landed his fourth penalty, Cane’s yellow card was upgraded to red by the bunker boxing
South Africa came under furious attack in response but with Eben Etzeboxing beth cynically returning to an onside position while interfering with play, they only conceded three points to Mo’unga boxing
Next into the sin bin was Siya Kolisi for a challenge on Savea that resulted in a clash of heads and the All Blacks appeared to have exploited his absence by scoring through Aaron Smith only for an earlier knock-on to be spotted boxing
Upon Kolisi’s return they succeeded, however, when Mark Telea ran a mazy line and after he dropped the ball a superb pick up by Barrett allowed the full-back to touch down boxing
Mo’unga missed the conversion so Zealand trailed by a point and there was no let up in drama as the final quarter ebbed and flowed boxing
Wing Cheslin Kolbe became the third yellow card but Jordie Barrett was wide with the penalty attempt and, in the face of a determined final attack from the All Blacks, South Africa held out to successfully defend the trophy they won against England four years ago boxing
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