Lions reduce 2021 tour to SA
The British & Irish Lions tour to South Africa in 2021 will be cut from 10 to eight matches.
Stormers to kick off 2018 season
Sanzaar has announced a restructured 2018 Super Rugby tournament, which will kick off in Cape Town on 17 February when the Stormers host the Jaguares.
WP’s poor handling a ‘freakish event’
Coach John Dobson is at a loss to explain Western Province’s poor handling skills that led to a 22-12 defeat against the Pumas in Nelspruit. The Pumas’ first win against Province in eight years came after an error-ridden match that produced a staggering 67 combined handling errors, of which 34 were made by WP, according to the AllOutRugby stats. Speaking at a… Read more →
Embattled ARU faces state inquiry
The Australian Rugby Union will face a state inquiry into its decision to axe the Force from Super Rugby.
Black Ferns dethrone Red Roses
New Zealand were crowned world champions after beating title-holders England 41-32 in the Women’s World Cup final in Belfast on Saturday. MARIETTE ADAMS reports.
England join New Zealand in final
England will face the Black Ferns in the World Cup final after claiming a hard-fought 20-3 win over France in Belfast on Tuesday.
New Zealand down USA to reach final
Portia Woodman scored four tries as the Black Ferns beat the USA 45-12 in Belfast on Tuesday to book their place in the Women’s World Cup final.
France eliminate hosts
New Zealand, England, France and the USA qualified for the semi-finals after a dramatic match day three at the Women’s World Cup in Dublin.
Rebels snap up Genia
Scrumhalf Will Genia has signed a two-year deal with the Rebels that will keep him in Australia until the 2019 World Cup.
Crusaders retain 12 All Blacks
As many as 12 All Blacks have signed contract extensions to remain at the Crusaders until the end of 2019.
