Eurosport - Sat, 22 Dec 19:09:00 2007
England World Cup flanker Lewis Moody has agreed a new two-year contract with Guinness Premiership champions Leicester.
Moody (pictured) made his Leicester debut more than 11 years ago and has helped the Tigers land five Guinness Premiership titles and two Heineken Cup triumphs.
The 29-year-old British Lion is closing in on 150 first-team starts for the Tigers.
Leicester forwards coach Richard Cockerill said: "Lewis is a world-class player and he has been playing consistently well for us.
"We are delighted that he has agreed a new contract."
Moody won his 50th Test cap during England's World Cup quarter-final victory over Australia in October and also played in the final against South Africa.
The live-wire loose-forward was a member of England's 2003 World Cup winning side.
He came on as a replacement in the final against Australia and won the lineout that set up Jonny Wilkinson's match-winning drop goal.
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