can achieve the same thing, fair play to them because its a long time doing the same thing!The 2009 world champion reaches the milestone at Sep

Chiefs coach Dave Rennie angrily denied cheating in the dying minutes of his sides nail-biting Super Rugby win over the Hurricanes last weekend. The Chiefs stayed top of the table after scraping a 28-27 win but the match went to uncontested scrums for the last five minutes after tighthead prop Siate Tokolahi was injured battling the Hurricanes dominant pack.Canes skipper Dane Coles remarked to referee Craig Joubert at the time that it was an amazing coincidence the injury came when the home sides scrum was on top. Then a New Zealand radio station posted a video on Facebook showing Tokolahi apparently running freely from a scrum and a lineout with no contact from any other player before going down injured.Rennie, who has been touted as a possible future All Blacks coach, said Tokolahi was genuinely injured and denied his departure was a tactical move.Im bloody angry because theyre challenging our integrity, he told Radio Sport.Weve got two injured tighthead props and that forced us to go down to 14 players... it happens, you dont want it to happen but you have to deal with it.Under the rules of rugby, if a member of the tight five has to leave the field and a properly trained replacement is not available, then scrums are not contested as a safety measure. Sean Fitzpatrick selects the biggest and hardest hits from round nine of Super Rugby Its such a rarity, Ive had 78 games in charge of the Chiefs and its the first time weve gone to golden oldie [uncontested] scrums, he said.Tokolahi has been named on the bench for Fridays match against the Sharks but Rennie said that should not cast doubt on the seriousness of the injury he suffered against the Hurricanes.A lot of guys go off injured and front up the next week, he said.Watch the Chiefs v Sharks live on Sky Sports 1 HD on Friday from 8.30am. Catch the match for £6.99 with a NOW TV day pass. Also See: Irish sign Western Force prop WATCH: Super Rugby hits Super Rugby on Sky WATCH: Super Rugby tries Swell Lahev . The 15th-ranked Canadian men lost the opening two games of their European tour: 19-15 to No. 17 Georgia and 21-20 to No. Swell Levně . And when it opened, every player was at his stall. Thats a sure sign that a team is in a slump and is searching for answers. "Its embarrassing to be at home and play the way we did," said defenceman Josh Gorges. http://www.swelllahevcz.com/ . -- Ken Appleby made 32 saves for his first shutout of the season to lead the Oshawa Generals to a 2-0 win over the Belleville Bulls on Wednesday in Ontario Hockey League action. Jenson Button admits it is unbelievable to be preparing for his 300th grand prix in Malaysia this weekend.Button is set to join former Brawn teammate Rubens Barrichello and seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher in the 300 race club, to cap a career spanning 17 seasons. The McLaren driver will not be racing in 2017 as he steps back into a reserve driver role with the team, though there is a possibility of him returning in 2018.Reflecting on a career that started in 2000, Button, now 36 years old, admitted he never believed he would still be in F1 when he turned 30.When asked what his place in F1 history meant to him in the Malaysia press conference, Button replied: Thats a good question that deserves a very long answer and Im not going to give it to you here. It means Ive been around for a hell of a long time...I remember when Rubens got to 300 and it was unbelievable that he got to 300, I thought Im never going to race that long. I remember when I started in 2000 I remember speaking to my dad and he was saying how long do you think youre going to race for, will you still be racing in your thirties? and I was like no, Ill be done by the time Im 30 years old! And here I am at 36 and this weekend at the start of my 300th grand prix.Button said the key to a long career in F1 is not to get too downbeat in the bad moments.It definitely sucks you in, Formula One, it doesnt let go, as long as youre performing. Its been a great ride to 300, lots of ups and downs, as every career will have.dddddddddddd The important thing is that you stay on top of those bad times as much as you can, because you never know how long theyre going to last. So a very exciting career to this point, 300 races, and if any of these guys around me can achieve the same thing, fair play to them because its a long time doing the same thing!The 2009 world champion reaches the milestone at Sepang, a circuit which holds special memories for him - including his maiden F1 podium.I won here, which is a pretty good memory, back in 09. It was quite a strange race - the rain was so severe we had to red flag the race and it wasnt restarted. I won the race but only got half points, which was a bit of a pain! Its always been a great circuit to race on.Its also the place I scored my first podium in 2004. I was running third in 2002 as well and on the last lap my suspension failed and handed the third place to Michael Schumacher - so that would have been my first podium. So Ive got a lot of great memories here.It is actually Buttons 303rd weekend in F1. He and BAR were disqualified from the 2003 San Marino Grand Prix due to an irregularity with the car -- which led to them sitting out the next two races. He also failed to start the 2005 edition of the U.S. Grand Prix and the Bahrain Grand Prix last year.? ' ' '