Ukraine crisis: What action has sport taken in response to Russia's invasion?
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted the world's sporting bodies to consider how they should treat athletes, officials and competitions associated with the conflict.
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'We can’t ignore it': SA Rugby’s plan to bring women’s rugby out of the shadows
SA Rugby has decided to intensify efforts to grow – and keep relevant - women’s rugby in the country, according to director of rugby Rassie Erasmus and women’s high-performance manager Lynne Cantwell.
Rivalry and redemption on agenda for Tahs
The Waratahs approach one of their biggest weeks of the Super Rugby Pacific season reeling from a disappointing loss, but spirits remain high heading into a clash with the Brumbies.
Tomos Williams is the most important man in Wales' attack as he ends any debate
For 50-odd minutes at Twickenham, Wales struggled to get any attacking purchase out of England.
Doris and Larmour sign new Leinster contracts
Leinster have confirmed three more contract renewals, with Ireland internationals Caelan Doris and Jordan Larmour among those committing their futures to the province, as well as versatile back Tommy O'Brien.
schools cup rugby
Former Ulster scrum-half Neil is part of the Campbell coaching ticket as a rugby consultant while his son Cameron plays in the Wallace front row.
Louis Rees-Zammit signs with modelling agency amid fight to regain Wales place
Gloucester coach George Skivington insists he has no issue with Welsh superstar Louis Rees-Zammit signing with a modelling agency.
SA rugby legends lend a helping hand to communities in need and the local wildlife
Cape Town - The SA Rugby Legends Association (Sarla) has partnered with the Manyoni Private Game Reserve and the Zululand Conservation Trust to fight animal poaching as well as provide support to local communities in Mandlakazi, KwaZulu-Natal.