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Scotland run riot in Argentina to end tour with record-breaking win
Daniel Hourcade’s final game in charge of Argentina ended in heavy defeat.
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Daniel Hourcade’s final game in charge of Argentina ended in heavy defeat.
Steve Hansen says it’s “pointless” to complain about refereeing decisions ahead of this weekend’s final Test.
Captain Stuart McInally heads up the tourists as they meet an Argentina side sore after losing to Wales.
After naming the same side for the first two Tests, Steve Hansen has shuffled his deck for Dunedin.
The England head coach is under pressure after a dire run of results, but he sees success on the horizon.
“Unlike the referee, we had the benefit of all the video footage, which showed various angles of the incident.”
Referee Angus Gardner sent the French fullback off in a decision which overshadowed this morning’s second Test.
England continue to believe in themselves ahead of their second Test against South Africa, according to their skipper.
The winger was shocked that the referee did not take action against the All Black players who fractured his skull in the first Test.
The 26-year-old will be covering the second row and blindside flank on Saturday against the Wallabies.
The much-anticipated competition in Russia gets underway on Thursday.
The Australia captain played a key role in disrupting Irish ball alongside David Pocock.
An excellent second half helped Japan beat Italy in Oita, the Brave Blossoms taking a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.
The 27-year-old has been named on the bench by Eddie Jones, with Joe Launchbury missing out through injury.
Bismarck du Plessis and Frans Steyn have both been ruled out.
South Africa face England in a three-Test series, and Erasmus knows huge improvements will need to be made.
World Rugby’s proposed new law to protect players in the tackle has been endorsed by the All Blacks head coach.
Jack Willis sustained significant multi-ligament knee damage during Saturday’s defeat to Saracens.
Eddie Jones this week named Brad Shields in his squad for the Test series against South Africa next month.
Learning support teachers are more than capable of screening and diagnosing learning difficulties, writes Peter Gunning.
Adriaan Strauss says he would consider an offer to return to the South Africa national team seriously.
England’s options for the summer are likely to be further restricted, with Jonathan Joseph ruled out for the season.
The first legs of the ties will take place on 24 and 25 April, with the second legs on 1 and 2 May.
South Africa’s coaches and players are aware of what they must do in the June internationals, according to Rassie Erasmus.
Warner used social media to issue a statement on Thursday after being suspended for a year.
After being charged with ball tampering by match officials, Cameron Bancroft hopes he can rebuild his reputation.
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Laois captain Ross King’s 0-12 wasn’t enough in O’Moore Park.
People are being warned not to act on the results of the test without advice from a doctor or registered dietitan.
Dan Lydiate will miss the rest of the season after requiring surgery on a bicep injury.
Sam Warburton and Taulupe Faletau have already been ruled out for the Welsh ahead of the tournament.
Phil Simmons will lead the country into Test cricket.
‘I’m disappointed. With what we have had to go through already with these problems, it is not acceptable.’
Jonny Bairstow reiterated there was no wrongdoing following his coming together with Cameron Bancroft prior to the Ashes.
The Defence Forces practiced various operational and tactical procedures while undertaking the exercise.
Coetzee was asked about his future following his side’s defeat to Wales this afternoon.
Wales face South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday a week after the November window ended for most nations.
Australia succumbed to a chastening 53-24 loss against Scotland at Murrayfield, with Sekope Kepu’s dismissal proving costly for the visitors.
The New Zealand media were not too favourable of Warren Gatland as Lions coach, but he will not rise to any future jibes.