Have your say on World Rugby’s law trials
World Rugby is giving everyone involved in the game, including fans, the chance to have their say on the welfare-driven global law trials which have taken place over the last nine months.
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World Rugby is giving everyone involved in the game, including fans, the chance to have their say on the welfare-driven global law trials which have taken place over the last nine months.
World Cup-winning former England coach Clive Woodward has taken another swipe at Eddie Jones and the RFU, accusing them of forming an “old boys’ club”.
After restrictions on attendance were eased to 50% capacity, will you be heading to your nearest stadium for some Vodacom United Rugby Championship action?
Star flank Pieter-Steph du Toit has given his opinion on speculation that the Springboks could leave the Rugby Championship to join the Six Nations in the near future.
Former Test referee Nigel Owens has put forward a couple of changes to flaws with the game’s laws to make it more of an entertaining spectacle.
A man suspected of shooting dead former star Argentine rugby player Federico Martin Aramburu in Paris at the weekend was arrested in Hungary overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday, French prosecutors said.
Controversial fullback Israel Folau is “definitely interested” in playing for Tonga at next year’s Rugby World Cup and has “no regrets” over comments that ended his Wallabies career.
Wits romped to a bonus-point win over UWC to climb out of the relegation zone, while Tuks thrashed CUT and UJ claimed a win over the Madibaz in round six of the Varsity Cup on Monday.
Maties climbed to the top of the Varsity Cup log by claiming a hard-fought victory over the NWU Eagles in Stellenbosch on Monday night.
Iconic Wales veteran Alun Wyn Jones is a long shot to make the squad set to visit South Africa for three Tests in July.