Ireland’s Rob Herring ‘raring to go’ ahead of overdue World Cup debut
Veteran Ireland hooker Rob Herring never doubted his ability to play at a Rugby World Cup as he prepares to make up for past disappointments with an overdue tournament debut.
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WATCH | Winners Circle: Fullback Mils Muliaina on All Black domination and Bokke's game plan
In the lead-up to the 10th instalment of the Rugby World Cup, to be held in France, News24 spoke to All Black Mils Muliaina to get his views on the current state of the game, his previous World Cup journey and who he thinks will take the coveted trophy home on Saturday, 28 October.
Rob Herring never doubted his ability as he prepares for World Cup debut
Veteran Ireland hooker Rob Herring never doubted his ability to play at a Rugby World Cup as he prepares to make up for past disappointments with an overdue tournament debut.
RTÉ Rugby World Cup podcast: Ireland to lay down a RWC mark, opening week predictions
Neil Treacy is joined on the RTÉ Rugby World Cup podcast by former Munster out-half and Cork Constitution coach Jonny Holland.
All Blacks have a point to prove in blockbuster opener
PARIS : New Zealand coach Ian Foster said the All Blacks had a point to prove in their World Cup opener against hosts France on Friday, a match he thought was unprecedented in terms of hype but which ultimately might not turn out to be hugely important.
Bok blackout averted: MultiChoice agrees 16 World Cup matches for broadcast on SABC
With a reliable power supply and a functioning telly, South Africans with or without a DStv subscription will have access to live matches involving defending champions, the Springboks, at the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
Fiji, Wallabies and Wales ready to scrap it out in unpredictable Pool C
BORDEAUX, France : Improved Fiji will be gunning for a rejuvenated Welsh side and dark horses Australia in an unpredictable Rugby World Cup Pool 'C', which may well stand for chaos at the tournament which kicks off in France on Friday.
Battle of best nines past and present in World Cup opener
PARIS : Few World Cup opening matches can have been so highly anticipated as Friday's blockbuster between hosts France and New Zealand and the clash of scrumhalves Antoine Dupont and Aaron Smith looks like being an intriguing subplot.