Breaking Graham Rowntree confirmed as new Munster head coach
Munster have confirmed the appointment of Graham Rowntree as their new head coach.
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Escándalo en Nueva Zelanda por las acciones hacia las jugadores maoríes
Un informe de la federación de rugby de Nueva Zelanda reveló una serie de abusos tales como favoritismo, incomunicación, críticas al cuerpo y comentarios culturalmente insensibles, perpetrados contra las jugadoras maoríes y de las Islas del Pacífico de su selección femenina.
New Zealand rugby review reveals cultural insensitivity, body shaming
WELLINGTON: New Zealand Rugby's (NZR) chief executive said that the governing body had "to do better" after coaches were found to have made culturally insensitive comments to the country's top women players and indulged in favouritism and body shaming.
Any death related to the game is one too many - SA Rugby mourns Dale College pupil Liyabona Teyise
SA Rugby has received with devastation the news of the death of Liyabona Teyise - a Dale College first team rugby player who suffered a fatal head knock at the weekend.
Rugby chiefs considering 20-minute red card global trial
World Rugby is to examine the possibility of introducing the 20-minute red card as a global law trial.
Matty Peet offers counter over talk of Wigan Warriors' hectic schedule
Wigan Warriors head coach Matty Peet says he has no problem with his side’s intense schedule and believes it should be relished. Peet’s men travel to bitter rivals St Helens in the traditional Good Friday derby and then host Wakefield Trinity on Easter Monday. Playing two games in four days will ensure plenty of tired legs and aching limbs throughout Super League but the challenge does not faze Peet in the slightest.
Fiji overpower New Zealand to win Singapore Rugby Sevens
SINGAPORE: Fiji produced a powerful performance to see off New Zealand 28-17 on Sunday (Apr 10) and clinch the World Rugby Sevens Series crown in Singapore.
NZ rugby review reveals cultural insensitivity, body-shaming
New Zealand Rugby's chief executive says the governing body has "to do better" after coaches were found to have made culturally insensitive comments to the country's top women players and indulged in favouritism and body-shaming.