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After brokering a one-year extension to player pay deals on Thursday, Rugby Australia says their focus now shifts to progressing an expanded Super Rugby competition and developing vital pathways in the Pacific.
Kent duo Tammy Beaumont and Tash Farrant have been selected in England's 15-strong squad for their defence of the ICC Women's World Cup in New Zealand, which begins on March 5 against Australia.
Proteas Test captain Dean Elgar said white-line fever will take over when they come across Devon Conway in the two-Test series against New Zealand this month.
Pioneering rugby league great Olsen Filipaina has passed away at the age of 64.
Cape Town - South Africa's leading players, Jason Evans and Colleen Piketh, enjoyed a successful weekend at Wingate Park as they claimed gold in the South African Masters.
Justin Langer when they line-up for their Twenty20 clash against Sri Lanka on Friday. Langer was always going to miss the five-match series, opting to rest after a long stint on the road, during which he led Australia to the T20 World Cup title and a 4-0 Ashes Test hammering of England. But his shock exit last weekend after unsuccessful talks with Cricket Australia over a contract extension has cast a dark shadow over the opening match in Sydney.
Dean Elgar says friendships will be put aside when they come up against in-form New Zealand batsman Devan Conway in the first of two Tests at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Feb. 17. Johannesburg-born Conway made his Test bow against England at Lords last year and has been in sensational form since, with three hundreds and two fifties in his nine innings to date.
SYDNEY : New Zealand rugby league great Olsen Filipaina died on Thursday at the age of 64, more than two weeks after being placed on a ventilator due to kidney failure, his brother Alf announced on Facebook.