Leinster 19–9. LV Cup (Anglo-Welsh Cup) – Gloucester ITM Cup: Premiership – Final, 3 September in Hamilton: Waikato vs. Canterbury Canterbury won 12−3 for their fourth consecutive title in the Air New Zealand/ITM Cup and ninth in the history of New Zealand provincial rugby. Championship: Final, 4 September in Palmerston North: Manawatu vs. Hawke's Bay Hawke's Bay won 35−30 and replaced Southland in the 2012 ITM Cup Premiership. Currie Cup: Final, 29 October in Johannesburg: Golden Lions vs. The Lions won 42–16 in the most one-sided Currie Cup final since 1980. Other major events 26 February: During the England–France match in the Six Nations, England's Jonny Wilkinson retakes the all-time lead for career Test points from New Zealand's Dan Carter. 27 February: During the Scotland–Ireland match in the Six Nations, Ireland's Ronan O'Gara retakes the all-time lead for career points in the Championship from Wilkinson. 19 March: During the Ireland–England Six Nations match, two Irish players reach major career milestones in the Championship: Brian O'Driscoll takes over the all-time lead for career tries in the Championship with his 25th try, breaking the record of Scotland's Ian Smith that had lasted since 1933. Ronan O'Gara makes his 56th appearance in the Championship, drawing level with countryman Mike Gibson for the Championship record. 30 July: During New Zealand's Tri Nations opener at home to South Africa, Carter reclaims the all-time lead for career Test points from Wilkinson. December: Owen Sheers is appointed to be writer in residence at the WRU. This seems to be the first such appointment by any national rugby body. IRB Hall of Fame Class of 2011: 19 March: Serge Blanco, André Boniface, Guy Boniface, Lucien Mias, and Jean Prat, all (ceremony held in Paris) 28 April: Alan Rotherham and Harry Vassall, (ceremony held at the annual dinner of Oxford University RFC in Oxford) 6 May: Frank Hancock and Cardiff RFC, (ceremony held at the club museum in Cardiff) 10 May: Mike Gibson, (ceremony held at the annual Ulster Rugby awards banquet in Belfast) 29 May: Barbarian F.C. and William Percy Carpmael, (ceremony held at halftime of the match between the Barbarians and England at Twickenham) 24 October: Nineteen figures were inducted into the Hall at the IRB Awards banquet in Auckland, held the night after the Rugby World Cup Final. This set of inductions was divided into the following categories: Founders of the Rugby World Cup: John Kendall-Carpenter,