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Eben Etzebeth (Gallo Images)
Eben Etzebeth (Gallo Images)

Queenstown - The Stormers are settling in well ahead of their 2015 Super Rugby tour opener against the Highlanders in Dunedin on Saturday.

The touring party arrived in Queenstown (their base for this week) on Monday morning (NZ time) and they had two training sessions on Tuesday - a full session and a split one - before settling in in front of the television to watch the Proteas in their Cricket World Cup semi-final.

"We would love to start the tour on a good note as we did in 2012 (against the Highlanders) as it gave us momentum and the necessary belief to get more results away from home,” Coetzee told the Stormers’ official website.

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