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The Scotland back-row has still not recovered from a head injury he suffered in October.
Shaun Edwards had been expected to join Wigan Warriors as head coach for the 2020 Super League season.
Rugby’s tier-one nations should have the future of the sport in mind when they consider World Rugby’s proposed changes, says Brett Gosper.
The Japanese side will bow out at the end of 2020 after just five seasons in the competition.
Eddie Jones says psychology has been an issue for England since the last World Cup, but Billy Vunipola sees it differently.
Australian media reported that the Tokyo-based franchise will be cut after the 2020 season.
Owen Farrell has come in for criticism since the draw with Scotland, but Billy Vunipola says it’s unwarranted.
The Scarlets have signed up Wales trio Jonathan Davies, Ken Owens and Rob Evans to new deals.
Martin Landajo is on his way to the Premiership.
The six-man shortlist for the Six Nations’ Player of the Championship award features four Wales players and two from England.
The hosts squandered a 31-point lead and needed a last-gasp try to snatch a draw against Scotland.
The Azzurri once again ended their Six Nations campaign without a win.
The Dragons can complete a Six Nations whitewash this weekend and head coach Gatland is pleased with his players’ attitude.
The Clermont centre will start as the French look to sign off on a poor campaign with victory in Rome.
Gatland has won three Six Nations titles, two Grand Slams and reached the semi-finals of the 2011 World Cup.
Next Saturday in Cardiff should be tasty.
The back-and-forth between the Ospreys, Scarlets and PRB continued on Wednesday.
Warren Gatland has called for people to ‘take a breath’, and insists the proposed Welsh rugby restructure is region-led, not WRU-led.
The Glasgow fullback is still recovering from a shoulder injury sustained in a challenge by Peter O’Mahony.
Itoje has been missing since England’s big win over Ireland, while Robshaw has played just four matches since returning in January.
Tributes have been paid after the Blues forward passed away suddenly.
The former World Player of the Year will return to his native South Africa at the end of the season.
The Northampton second row will be out for four weeks with a calf injury.
The French head coach described the move as ‘a sporting choice’.
Gregor Townsend has added six players to his squad ahead of Saturday’s game in Paris.
Mourad Boudjellal told Julian Savea he is not welcome at Toulon, but the ex-All Black promised to keep giving his all for the team.
The back-row forward is off after the 2019 World Cup.
It’s ramping up ahead of the game in Cardiff next weekend.
England may be top of the Six Nations table after two bonus-point wins, but Eddie Jones is wary of a Wales team that has won 11 straight.
A hat-trick from Jonny May helped England to a second bonus-point victory in the Six Nations at Twickenham.
Eddie Jones’ men were 44-8 winners this afternoon, with wing May scoring three of his side’s six tries at Twickenham.
The Australia fullback will remain with the Waratahs until 2022 after penning a new long-term deal.
England fared well without Dylan Hartley in Dublin, but defence coach John Mitchell is keen to have the co-captain back involved.
Steve Hansen expects to see the 25-year-old play for the All Blacks ‘for years to come’ after he opted to stay with the Hurricanes.
The 19-year-old is the youngest player in any of this year’s squads as he prepares to face Wales.
The full-back believes his side are on the path to ‘something incredibly special’.
Leigh Halfpenny has been all but ruled out of Wales’ first two games in this year’s Six Nations as he recovers from a concussion.
Hamish Watson has dropped out with a hand injury.
Jack Nowell, Henry Slade and Luke Cowan-Dickie have all signed fresh two-year deals with the Premiership club.
The 28-year-old suffered two serious collisions in the space of a year between 2016 and 2017.
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