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(Reuters) -France joined Australia in qualifying for the quarter-finals of the women's Rugby World Cup on Saturday, cruising past Fiji 44-0 as hosts New Zealand handed Scotland a 57-0 thrashing.
(Reuters) - New Zealand coach Wayne Smith believes the Black Ferns are getting closer to the level they need to reach to retain their women's Rugby World Cup title but England continued to set the standard in the second week of the tournament.
Tonga coach Kristian Woolf has set his sights on a special return to Old Trafford for the Rugby League World Cup final after leading St Helens to Super League glory at the same venue. Woolf finished his time in charge of Saints by overseeing his third straight Grand Final victory and the club's record-breaking fourth consecutive triumph with a 24-12 win over Leeds Rhinos at the end of September.
(Reuters) - After emerging triumphant from a journey into the unknown in their tournament-opener last weekend, England face a more familiar foe in the shape of France on Saturday in the highlight of the second weekend of the women's Rugby World Cup.
Confident England are red-hot favourites but holders and hosts New Zealand will have a point to prove when the Women's Rugby World Cup starts on Saturday in record-breaking fashion.
Sharks assistant coach Warren Whiteley said newly recruited loose forward Vincent Tshituka is coming along well for them.
England's Wayne Barnes will become just the second referee to reach a century of tests when he takes charge of Wales v New Zealand on Nov. 5 before he surpasses Nigel Owens with a record 101st match the following week, World Rugby said on Wednesday.
The referees who will take charge of the Springboks' end-of-year-tour games have been named with the familiar faces of Wayne Barnes and Angus Gardner part of the roster.