Today's rugby news as All Blacks axe former Scarlets and Swansea bosses as New Zealand captain Sam Cane 'not good enough for Italy team'
Here are the latest rugby headlines on Sunday, July 24.
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Fallout to Ireland series loss continues for New Zealand as Ian Foster shuffles management staff
New Zealand head coach Ian Foster has reshuffled his backroom staff in the wake of the All Blacks' first series defeat to Ireland.
Under-pressure All Blacks sack former Sharks mentor, add Crusaders' expert
New Zealand Rugby tossed out two All Blacks assistant coaches Sunday and brought in Canterbury Crusaders' Jason Ryan in a widely expected shake-up in the wake of the recent series loss to Ireland.
Foster shakes up coaching set-up in bid to halt All Blacks' slump
Embattled All Blacks coach Ian Foster has ditched specialist coaches John Plumtree and Brad Mooar in a bid to turn around their poor form following the series loss against Ireland earlier this month.
Rochdale Hornets launch new community team
League 1’s Rochdale Hornets have launched a brand new community team, with the aim of featuring in the North West Men’s League in 2023.
Canadian teams learn paths for September's Rugby World Cup Sevens in South Africa
Canada's men will play Zimbabwe while the Canadian women face China in their opening matches at the Rugby World Cup Sevens in South Africa.
Blitzboks to face either Germany or Chile in RWC Sevens opener
World Rugby on Thursday revealed the match schedule for the 2022 Rugby World Cup Sevens to be hosted at Cape Town Stadium.
Depleted Tonga ready to bring A-game for World Cup playoff: Kefu
MELBOURNE : A new-look Tonga came crashing back to earth with injuries and a winless Pacific Nations Cup but coach Toutai Kefu is backing the Pacific islanders to lift for the do-or-die World Cup playoff against Hong Kong on Saturday.