SA Rugby to discuss lowering tackle height for schools, clubs: 'Essential to the sport's future'
SA Rugby says it will discuss the possible implementation of experimental law changes to lower the height of a legal tackle in amateur rugby.
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'Enjoy it, it's something special' - Ireland close in on home Grand Slam
If you can't escape the hype, then you better embrace it.
World Rugby wants unions to join tackle height trial for community game
World Rugby will encourage member unions to join a global trial of lowering tackle height to below the sternum in the community game, the governing body has said, stressing the importance of reducing injury risk via "education, sanction and law change".
Farrell delighted Ireland find way in 'organised chaos'
Andy Farrell hailed the "immense character" of his Ireland team after overcoming a swathe of early injuries to see off Scotland and set up a Grand Slam shot against England.
Ratings: Hansen in a class of his own at Murrayfield
One of the strangest Irish wins for many years, but a hugely important one.
Townsend frustrated by Scotland's second-half display
Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend admitted that he was left frustrated by his side's second-half performance against a patched-up Ireland side in their 22-7 Six Nations defeat at Murrayfield.
Ringrose 'up and talking, a little bit dazed' - Farrell hopeful on Doris for England showdown
Andy Farrell is hopeful that Caelan Doris and Dan Sheehan will be fit for the Grand Slam clash against England next Saturday but was in wait-and-see mode with most of his injured players.
Jack Conan hails Irish resolve after victory over Scotland comes at a cost
Jack Conan paid tribute to the way that Ireland recovered from a host of injury setbacks during their Six Nations clash with Scotland, to set up a Grand Slam decider against England next weekend.