Former Wallaby Brett Robinson elected to World Rugby’s top job
Australia’s Brett Robinson has won a historic vote to be elected to the most powerful job in global rugby. A former Wallabies Test flanker, Robinson became the first person outside of the sport’s traditional British and European powerbase to be elected to the pivotal role as chair of World Rugby.
World Rugby has introduced four new rules, including conversion time limit, to be tested in 2025, as it attempts to make ...
England looking to avoid a fifth successive defeat when they host back-to-back world champions South Africa at Allianz ...
Brighton beach has been renamed in preparation for next year's Women's Rugby World Cup. The beach has been named Brighton ...
The most powerful position in rugby will be filled in the election for the next chairman of the sport’s global governing body ...
World Rugby has today appointed Ocean Outdoor UK, a leader in premium Digital Out of Home advertising and experiential ...
The governing International Cricket Council (ICC) is in talks with several boards which have yet to pay prize money from this ...
Ireland and New Zealand meet in an autumn rugby test on Friday in Dublin for the first time since their epic Rugby World Cup ...
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2025 Will Be A Big Year For Women's Rugby Even Without The World CupIn 2025, the Women’s Rugby World Cup will be held in England for the first time since 2010. This is the premier event for women’s Rugby Union, bringing the World Cup back to the place ...
Exeter’s iconic station was renamed this week in honour of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 coming to the city. Exeter St David’s became ‘ExeTRY St David’s’ to celebrate the tournament’s arrival ...
Bristol Temple Meads was briefly renamed to Bristol Temple Maul in honour of the Women’s Rugby World Cup coming to Ashton Gate in 2025. The temporary sign was unveiled by Bristol Bears players Abbie ...
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