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AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL JERSEY

GEORGE SMITH v SOUTH AFRICA at Brisbane, 2nd August 2003

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AUSTRALIA - GEORGE SMITH v SOUTH AFRICA 

at Brisbane, 2nd August 2003 

   

A jersey from one of the greatest Australian flankers of all time. George Smith won 111 caps for the Wallabies, making him the second highest cap holder for a Wallaby forward and the second highest capped flanker after Richie McCaw. At the time of writing he is the youngest player to have won 100 caps at 29 years and 4 days. This jersey is from the Wallabies v Springboks Tri Nations encounter at Brisbane in 2003. Australia won the match 29-9.

The jersey, a short sleeved No 7 by Canterbury, size XL and was exchanged post match with Corne Krige, the Springbok captain and sold by Krige for his designated charity in his Western province farewell week. 

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Canterbury - size XL - Canterbury logo embroidered embroidered white white felt backing inside applied by heat transfer

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WRM-0941-jyinas2003vesa-smith7 80.jpg (408732 bytes) A jersey from one of the greatest Australian flankers of all time. George Smith won 111 caps for the Wallabies, making him the second highest cap holder for a Wallaby forward and the second highest capped flanker after Richie McCaw. 

 

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Dai Richards (World Rugby Museum),

 

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