2016 Rugby Championship
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The <entity_0> was the fifth edition of the expanded annual southern hemisphere <entity_1>, featuring Argentina, <entity_5>, South Africa and New Zealand. The tournament started on <entity_2> after the <entity_3> Summer Olympics had concluded, with <entity_5> hosting New Zealand and South Africa hosting Argentina. The tournament ran for eight weeks with two bye weeks, ending on <entity_4> when South Africa hosted New Zealand and Argentina played <entity_5> in London, England at Twickenham Stadium. The tournament was operated by <entity_6> and known for sponsorship reasons as The Castle <entity_1> in South Africa, The Investec <entity_1> in New Zealand, The Castrol Edge <entity_1> in <entity_5> and The Personal <entity_1> in Argentina. Argentina's home match against <entity_5> on <entity_4> was held at Twickenham in London. On <entity_3>, Michael Cheika named a 36-man training squad for the <entity_0>. Head coach Allister Coetzee named the following 31-man training squad for the <entity_0> on <entity_3>: 1 Trevor Nyakane was initially included pending medical clearance.
['The Rugby Championship', 'sports season']