Today's rugby headlines as Jeremy Guscott quits BBC Six Nations job and new show revealed
Here are the rugby morning headlines on Tuesday, February 1, 2022.
Rugby Sport News
Curwin Bosch, Sikhumbuzo Notshe return for Sharks Currie Cup match against WP
Durban - The big news around the Sharks team announced today to play Western Province in a Currie Cup match on Wednesday (tomorrow) is the return of Curwin Bosch at flyhalf plus the comeback from injury of Springbok No 8 Sikhumbuzo Notshe.
Notshe, Bosch back as Sharks name strong Currie Cup team to face WP
Sharks coach Etienne Fynn has named a strong line-up for Wednesday night's Currie Cup clash against Western Province in Durban.
'It'd be class' - Ulster trio up for Six Nations task, says Dan Soper
James Hume, Robert Baloucoune and Michael Lowry are ready for Guinness Six Nations action, says Ulster assistant Dan Soper.
Scotland defence chief Steve Tandy outlines disciplinary touchstones ahead of Calcutta Cup clash
If restricting the penalty count to single figures is generally considered to be key to keeping your head above water in international rugby then Scotland did well to swim against the tide during the Autumn Nations Series.
RTÉ and Virgin Media confirm details of free-to-air Six Nations coverage
RTÉ and Virgin Media Television today announced details of its historic partnership to bring all of the 2022 Guinness Six Nations Rugby action, free-to-air for Irish sports fans.
WATCH | Bok hooker Marx dazzles with hat-trick of tries in Japan
Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx stole the show in the Japan Rugby League One with a hat-trick of tries at the weekend.
More multi-billion equity deals will be agreed across Europe, says LaLiga
MADRID : The 1.99 billion euros ($2.24 billion) media rights deal between LaLiga and private equity firm CVC is likely to open the door for similar high-stake investments across Europe’s major soccer leagues, LaLiga told Reuters on Monday.