LONDON (Reuters): Mike Tindall's partial exoneration and restoration to English rugby's elite player squad will allow the 2003 World Cup winner a more dignified exit from the international set-up, but it does little to banish the image of a governing body in disarray.
Tindall was booted out of the squad and fined 25,000 pounds ($38,900) earlier this month for his antics on a night out in the New Zealand resort town of Queensland during England's dismal World Cup campaign.
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