Today's rugby headlines as Mike Brown claims England are too powerful to lose to Wales and defeat is 'unthinkable'
Here are today's Six Nations and general rugby headlines on Thursday, March 24.
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Qaude Cooper: Wallabies fly-half finally becomes Australian citizen
Fly-half Quade Cooper has received his Australian citizenship — after having represented the Wallabies 75 times.
Quade Cooper finally receives Australian citizenship
Wallabies out-half Quade Cooper received his Australian citizenship on Thursday after five years and five attempts and having represented the country 75 times.
Jai Field keen to leave nightmare 2021 behind and repay Wigan for showing faith in him
For most Wigan fans, the sight of Jai Field simply playing rugby league for the Warriors on a regular basis would have been enough in the opening weeks of the new Super League season.
After five years and five attempts, Cooper gets Australian citizenship
Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper received his Australian citizenship on Thursday after five years and five attempts and having represented the country 75 times.
Sexton eager to make most of final chapters
The end is not near but that's not to say Johnny Sexton isn’t thinking about the days when his life won’t include pulling on the green jersey he loves so much.
Super Rugby Pacific: Roger Tuivasa-Sheck to make Blues debut at inside centre against Hurricanes
The Blues will welcome eight All Blacks, past or present, into their line-up for the side’s first appearance in this year’s tournament.
Fit-again Roos in 26-man Stormers squad for Connacht clash
Roos had been struggling with a rib injury in recent weeks, but took part in full training this week and is expected to be fit to feature against the Irish side.