Rugby-Tri-Nations-New Zealand v South Africa

WELLINGTON, July 28 (Reuters) -  New Zealand play South
Africa in the Tri-Nations on Saturday (times GMT):  

Where: Westpac Stadium, Wellington  

Capacity: 34,800 

When: Saturday, July 30 (kickoff 0735)  

Referee: Alain Rolland (Ireland) 

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Teams:   

New Zealand              South Africa   

15-Mils Muliaina         15-Patrick Lambie 

14-Cory Jane             14-Bjorn Basson 

13-Conrad Smith          13-Adi Jacobs  

12-Ma'a Nonu             12-Juan de Jongh  

11-Zac Guildford         11-Lwazi Mvovo 

10-Dan Carter            10-Morne Steyn 

9-Jimmy Cowan            9-Ruan Pienaar 

8-Adam Thomson           8-Danie Rossouw 

7-Richie McCaw (captain) 7-Jean Deysel 

6-Jerome Kaino           6-Deon Stegmann 

5-Ali Williams           5-Gerhard Mostert 

4-Sam Whitelock          4-Alistair Hargreaves 

3-Ben Franks             3-Werner Kruger 

2-Andrew Hore            2-John Smit (captain)  

1-Wyatt Crockett         1-Dean Greyling  

Replacements:  

16-Corey Flynn           16-Chiliboy Ralepelle 

17-John Afoa             17-CJ van der Linde 

18-Jarrad Hoeata         18-Ryan Kankowski 

19-Liam Messam           19-Ashley Johnson 

20-Piri Weepu            20-Charl McLeod 

21-Colin Slade           21-Wynand Olivier 

22-Sonny Bill Williams   22-Patrick Lambie 

Coaches:  

Graham Henry             Peter de Villiers                

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Last match:  

21 Aug., 2010, Soweto 

South Africa 22 New Zealand 29  

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Recent meetings:  

Year     Venue            Result  

2010     Wellington       New Zealand won 31-17  

2010     Auckland         New Zealand won 32-12 

2009     Hamilton         South Africa won 32-29  

2009     Durban           South Africa won 31-19  

2009     Bloemfontein     South Africa won 28-19  

2008     Cape Town        New Zealand won 19-0 

2008     Dunedin          South Africa won 30-28  

2008     Wellington       New Zealand won 19-8 

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Overall record:  

Played: 81 

Wins: New Zealand - 45; South Africa - 33   

Drawn: 3  

Biggest wins:  

South Africa: 17-0 in 1928; New Zealand: 52-16 in 2003.