Today's rugby news as shock World Cup plan emerges that would see Six Nations moved
These are your latest rugby headlines on Monday, March 31. A shock bid to host the Rugby World Cup from Qatar, Saudi Arabia ...
PlanetRugby on MSN2d
Why Damian McKenzie deal has provided ‘validation’ for New Zealand Rugby chief
New Zealand Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson insists the Damian McKenzie deal has provided justification for their stance ...
The Roar1d
A Rugby World Cup without beer... Gulf states aim to co-host in 2035 - great for the WR coffers, but what about fans?
Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have flagged they will bid for the 2035 or 2039 Rugby World Cup, with Asia ...
Red flags raised as exhausted England stars on course to break agreed match limit... again
Leading England players are exasperated that player welfare guidelines will be broken for a second season running, Telegraph ...
Record crowd to see Connacht face Munster a sign of what a little outside-the-box thinking can do
But before doing so, while Connacht may have let slip an opportunity on the pitch against 14-man Munster in MacHale Park, ...
Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: NRL has gone too far in protecting referees
The NRL is doing everything to protect referees and Bunker officials this year. Appointments are no longer announced before ...
RTHK News2d
Argentina in seventh heaven over maiden HK title
Argentina on Sunday captured the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens for the first time, defeating France in a hard-fought men's final at ...
Britain ‘risking global reputation’ by not holding enough major sporting events, says Katherine Grainger
Britain need to ramp up their efforts to stage more major events over the coming decade or risk damaging the country’s global ...
AFP on MSN6d
Party time, flyby as raucous Hong Kong Sevens settles into new home
The famously raucous Hong Kong Sevens take place from Friday in a big test for the shiny new stadium at the heart of a major $3.85 billion sports park in the southern Chinese city.
Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: NRL has gone too far in protecting referees, Shark Park shame
The NRL is doing everything to protect referees and Bunker officials this year. Appointments are no longer announced before ...
Taipei Times6d
Hong Kong Sevens settles into new Kai Tak Stadium
The famously raucous Hong Kong Sevens are to start today in a big test for a shiny new stadium at the heart of a major ...