All Black flanker Sam Cane has been cleared of concussion and is set to start for the Chiefs in their Super Rugby semi-final against the Hurricanes in Wellington on Saturday.Cane was replaced as a precaution at halftime during the Chiefs 60-21 quarter-final win over the Stormers in Cape Town last Saturday.Coach Dave Rennie says subsequent testing has shown no ill-effects for the 24-year-old, as they had suspected.Hes bounced back really well, Rennie said.We thought it was pretty minor and he was grumpy that we took him off but it was the right call and were confident he will be ready to go.The news was not so good for veteran Stephen Donald, who has been ruled out with a shoulder injury.The former All Blacks playmaker was played out of position at second five-eighth in Cape Town.His logical replacement is two-Test centre Seta Tamanivalu, with Anton Lienert-Brown likely to move in one spot to wear the No.12 jersey.Fijian-born Tamanivalu missed the trip to South Africa with a knee injury he suffered in the final regular season loss to the Highlanders - a result which has sent them on a travel-heavy play-off schedule.Rennie says Tamanivalus return is welcome against the Hurricanes, having scored twice against them in the Chiefs 28-27 win when the teams met in Wellington in April.Seta will be pretty important. Hes a big man who carries hard and he draws a lot of attention so its nice to have that option with Beaver (Donald) being no good.Japanese World Cup captain Michael Leitch could also make a return, having been out of rugby for over two months after dislocating his thumb against the Rebels in May.Rennie says the 27-year-old No.8 will need to come through contact sessions without difficulty this week if he is to play.Rennie isnt reading too much into the result of the thrilling contest when the teams met, with both sides scoring four tries.The Hurricanes had a chance to pull off victory but reserve back Jason Woodward spilled a pass with the tryline in sight in the final play.Theyre looking a lot sharper and theyre certainly on a roll having knocked over a lot of big teams, Rennie said.They had the toughest run into the play-offs and ended up the number one seed so its a big challenge for us this week.Ron Duguay Rangers Jersey . -- PGA TOUR Canada member Steve Saunders took a three-stroke lead Saturday in the Web. 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Kuznetsov, who was selected by the Capitals in the first round of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, has been playing for his hometown team Chelyabinsk Traktor of the KHL.Essendon coach John Worsfold remains confident suspended defender Michael Hibberd will be patrolling the Bombers back line - not Melbournes - next season.Hibberd, one of the 12 current Essendon players serving anti-doping bans, has been linked to a move to the Demons when his suspension ends later this year.Theres no update other than were really keen to have Michael here and part of what were building, Worsfold told reporters on Friday.Its going to be hugely exciting and hell look good in our back line next year.Hibberd is one of six banned Bombers - skipper Jobe Watson, Michael Hurley, Ben Howlett, Tayte Pears and Brent Stanton are the others - yet to declare their intentions for next season.The others - Tom Bellchambers, Cale Hooker, Travis Colyer, David Myers, Heath Hocking and Dyson Heppell - have either signed new deals or announced they will honour current contracts to remain with the club.Essendon are keen to welcome all of them back into the fold and while theyll allow them time to make a decision on their playing futures, Worsfold concedes the realitiees of AFL list management demand the club imposes a deadline.ddddddddddddThere will be a timeline ... we havent set that yet but obviously there will be a final date that well need to know in terms of our decision making. Thats a fair way off, he said.Ultimately we do need to know what the squad will look like. When those decisions have to be made around our current list, well need to know what the intent is of the other (suspended) guys.While Worsfold is keen to boost his squad with those experienced players, he admitted it wont be as simple as throwing the clubs doors open when their bans expire.Reintegrating 12 players who have been out of the game for a year ... there are absolutely things we have to take into account, he said.Weve already started to think about the reintegration process and the timing of it.The players are allowed back in the club in mid-September, so were already talking about how that feels and looks for them. ' ' '