One change made to NSW Waratahs team for the Stormers as Dave Dennis celebrates another century

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Head Coach, Daryl Gibson has opted for a similar line-up to the team who defeated the Western Force for this weekend’s round 10 match against the Stormers in South Africa.

Just the one change has been made to the starting side with NSW stalwart, Dean Mumm moving into the number six jersey, while Sam Lousi has been slotted onto the bench. Jack Dempsey has been ruled out due to a shoulder injury suffered in the match against the Force.

After celebrating a century of games for NSW last weekend, Club Captain Dave Dennis will run out for his 100th Super Rugby match this week, having played one extra game for NSW against the British and Irish Lions in 2013. Now in his tenth year for the Waratahs, Dennis has played all 100 games for his home state.

The NSW Waratahs team to take on the Stormers this Sunday 1st May at 3:10am AEST (Saturday 30th April, 7:10am local time) is below (Super Rugby caps in brackets). The match will be broadcast LIVE on Fox Sports 2 (Channel 502) from 3:00am AEST Sunday 1st May.

The Waratahs head back to Sydney on Monday ahead of their next home game at Allianz Stadium against the Cheetahs. The round 11 match doubles as the Waratahs’ annual Ladies Day – tickets to the Ladies Day function and match are available at www.waratahs.com.au/ladiesday.

1. Paddy Ryan (69 caps)
2. Hugh Roach (13 caps)
3. Tom Robertson (5 caps)
4. David Dennis (VC – 99 caps)
5. Will Skelton (45 caps)
6. Dean Mumm (93 caps)
7. Michael Hooper (C – 88 caps)
8. Jed Holloway (11 caps)
9. Nick Phipps (89 caps)
10. Bernard Foley (69 caps)
11. Rob Horne (94 caps)
12. Kurtley Beale (121 caps)
13. Israel Folau (52 caps)
14. Reece Robinson (5 caps)
15. Andrew Kellaway (3 caps)

Reserves:

16. Tatafu Polota-Nau (133 caps)
17. Jeremy Tilse (52 caps)
18. Angus Ta’avao (55 caps)
19. Sam Lousi (10 caps)
20. Wycliff Palu (127 caps)
21. Matt Lucas (19 caps)
22. David Horwitz (7 caps)
23. Matt Carraro (47 caps)

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