Jones says to remain as Australia coach
SYDNEY : Eddie Jones said on Tuesday he will remain as Australia coach in the wake of their group-stage exit at the World Cup, while again denying reports he was set to take up a position with Japan.
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Irrepressible Earl drives England into World Cup last four
MARSEILLE, France: Owen Farrell was the official man of the match but not an England fan leaving the Marseille Velodrome is likely to have looked beyond Ben Earl for the outstanding player in England's 30-24 World Cup victory over Fiji on Sunday (Oct 15).
I quickly learned that schoolboy Smith was a star, says Marler
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France : Gnarled old prop Joe Marler did not initially take too kindly to being ordered around by Harlequins' newly-arrived skinny teenage flyhalf but he very quickly realised that Marcus Smith not only talked the talk but walked the walk - and started to listen.
Boks toying with 'smart' but controversial 7/1 bench
As South Africa weigh up their options before naming their team for Sunday's Rugby World Cup quarter-final against hosts France, one of the biggest questions being whispered in the galleries is: will they play the 7/1 bench?
Australia-based Wallabies lacked work ethic at World Cup
PARIS : Australia-based players in the Wallabies squad for the disappointing World Cup campaign lacked the ability to train at the same level as their team mates at European clubs, according to assistant coach Pierre-Henry Broncan.
'A slow-motion car crash': Australian media rues Wallabies' Rugby World Cup exit
Australian media rued their side's "cruellest" exit from the Rugby World Cup on Sunday after Fiji squeezed past the Wallabies to reach the quarter-finals, despite a shock defeat to Portugal.
High-risk decisions backfire as Australia slump out of World Cup
PARIS : Australians are among the most enthusiastic gamblers on the planet so it is perhaps no surprise the country's worst ever Rugby World Cup campaign was built on two high-stakes decisions.
Fiji reach Rugby World Cup quarter-finals despite historic first win for Portugal
The Pacific Islanders needed a point to progress and knock two-time champions Australia out in the group phase for the first time in World Cup history.