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Maro Itoje will make his first start since October when Saracens face Bath on Saturday, after completing his recovery from a broken hand.The 22-year-old has missed Englands autumn Test series with the hand problem he suffered in Saracens 44-26 win over Scarlets on Oct. 22.But now World Rugbys breakthrough player of the year is fit for his comeback, boosting Saracens ranks ahead of this months two European Champions Cup rounds.Hosts Bath welcome back five internationals for the Aviva Premiership clash, with Wales Taulupe Faletau and England pair Dave Attwood and Semesa Rokoduguni leading the returning contingent.Rugby director Todd Blackadder hopes the influence of the returning Test stars can help the likes of fly-half Dan Bowden combat the sizeable threat of reigning European and Premiership champions Saracens.Its been great having the international guys available for the game, they give us a bit of extra experience in key positions, Blackadder said.Saracens are a good quality side and they are a team which performs no matter where they go, whether they are at hope or on the road.It is one of those games where there is a lot at stake for us and we want to perform.Weve picked Daniel (Bowden) because of his experience.He has been in the hot seat before. He has got to come on and be the kingpin decision-maker.South Africa wing JP Pietersen and Samoa prop Logovii Mulipola return to the Leicester squad to face Northampton at Welford Road, the duo back after international duty.Mike Fitzgerald has shaken off a knock to start in the back row, while Jono Kitto slots in at scrum-half.Pietersen and fit-again England centre Manu Tuilagi will offer the Tigers plenty of experience off the bench.Wales wing George North and France No. 8 Louis Picamoles go straight back into Northamptons starting XV after autumn Test duty.Ben Foden will captain the Saints from fullback for the east midlands derby, with JJ Hanrahan slotting in at inside centre for his first start of the season.Gloucester will field an unchanged starting XV for the third week in a row for the west-country derby clash with Bristol at Kingsholm.Scotland scrum-half Greig Laidlaw and Wales flanker Ross Moriarty take seats on the bench after completing autumn Test duties, as Gloucester gear up for their first match against Bristol in almost eight years.Acting head coach Mark Tainton has made four changes to his Bristol side, with Jack Wallace and Adrian Jarvis bedding in to the back line.Jason Woodward switches to full-back and Jack Tovey moves to outside centre.Rob Hawkins starts at hooker and Jon Fisher will partner Mark Sorenson at lock. 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If Australian Tyler Wright could choose one place to have her world surf title hopes on the line, the south-west of France would be pretty high on the list.It may not be the Gold Coast or Bells Beach, but the Landes break could almost be named Little Australia in surfing terms, with Aussies taking out all five events held there since it was added to the womens calendar in 2011.Wright has claimed the last two of those, while she also featured in the final in 2012 and 2013.Wright, 22, will clinch her maiden world championship at the seasons second-last event with a win, and could do likewise if rival Courtney Conlogue does not win the event and the Australian reaches the quarter-final and finishes only one round behind the American.In comparison, Conlogue has reached the final just once in 2014, and the quarters in the three previous years, before exiting in the fourth round last year.Australians Nikki Van Dijk and Bronte Macaulay could also do Wright a huge favour in the non-elimination first round,, when they meet with Conlogue.ddddddddddddWright, who has won four events this year, will face South African Bianca Buitendag and Chelsea Tuach of Barbados in her opening round, and cannot meet Conlogue until the final.Sally Fitzgibbons and Keely Andrew meet Frances Johanne Defay in their first round battle, while Laura Enever and Stephanie Gilmore are the only other two Australians in the field for the event which is scheduled to start on Tuesday.In the mens field Australian Matt Wilkinson is venturing towards must-win territory to keep his title hopes alive.After winning the first two events of the year, he has now slipped to third on the rankings with three events to go.He has not progressed beyond the third round in the past three events.He is one of 12 Australians in the field, and will face Brazilian Miguel Pupo and Italian Leonardo Fioravanti in the first round. 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