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Ian Bishop

New Zealand rugby union player

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About Ian Bishop

Ian Bishop was a New Zealand rugby union player.

Ian Robert Bishop (born 1943) is a former New Zealand rugby union player.

Biography Bishop grew up in Napier and attended Napier Boys' High School. He was a player in the school's first XV rugby team, including its record best 1961 season.

In 1963, Bishop debuted for Hawke's Bay at the first-class level. He was part of the team that won the Ranfurly Shield from in 1966. In the low-scoring match he kicked a penalty goal in the second second half, after Waikato were lured offside in an infamous ruse arranged by halfback Hepa Paewai. By the time Hawke's Bay lost the shield in 1969 to , Bishop had become the all-time leading points scorer in Ranfurly Shield matches.

In later life, Bishop shifted from Hawke's Bay to Hāwera. He became a successful race horse owner. Several horses he was a shareholder in won multiple races including Heineken Bay, Libra Bay, Beatle Bay and Sarah Little.

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Ian Robert Bishop

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Who was Ian Bishop?

New Zealand rugby union player

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Ian Bishop was a rugby union player.

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Ian Bishop was New Zealand.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ian Bishop

· Wikidata: Q130243256

· DBpedia: Ian Bishop (rugby union)

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