Rugby Tournaments

The latest rugby news on the major tournaments from around the globe.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Lawes blow for England

    England suffered a new Six Nations setback with the news that lock Courtney Lawes could be sidelined for the remainder of the Six Nations due to a shin injury.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Lancaster will get an England interview

    Stuart Lancaster's future with England will be decided before the end of his Six Nations 'audition', new Rugby Football Union (RFU) Chief Executive Ian Ritchie said Thursday.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012
    Lawes hit by injury blow

    Lawes hit by injury blow

    England lock Courtney Lawes could miss the rest of the RBS Six Nations after picking up a shin injury.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Hurricanes' Cat to tame the Lions?

    The Hurricanes new flyhalf Beauden Barrett will have his hands full against the Lions on Friday, but despite the player exodus there are several rising stars in the Wellington side's camp.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Trophy first, glory later

    Questions about a supposed lack of strike power in the backline and the battle for Springbok places will not distract the Stormers from their main goal - winning the Super Rugby competition.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Spies: Cheetahs will do their homework

    New Bulls captain Pierre Spies expects the Cheetahs to throw everything but the kitchen sink at them when the two teams go head-to-head in a Super Rugby Round Two encounter in Bloemfontein on Saturday.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012
    Lancaster set for interview

    Lancaster set for interview

    The RFU will decide on whether Stuart Lancaster is the right man to lead England on a full-time basis before the end of his 6 Nations audition.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012
    Two changes for Falcons

    Two changes for Falcons

    Newcastle have made two changes for Friday's visit of Harlequins, with the Falcons desperate to close the gap on Wasps.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Zim back on the Sevens map

    International Sevens will return to Zimbabwean soil after a lengthy lay-off, when the country hosts an array of teams this weekend, March 3 and 4, at the Harare Sports Club.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Nonu recharging his batteries

    All Blacks centre Ma'a Nonu won't be making his Blues debut this weekend, as he takes a breather from rugby before launching himself into Super Rugby.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Wasps get some sting from Lyon

    London Wasps have added to their midfield options for next season with the signing of 27-year-old Lee Thomas from French Top 14 side Lyon.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012
    Thomas set for Wasps switch

    Thomas set for Wasps switch

    London Wasps have bolstered their back division for next season with the signing of Lee Thomas from Lyon.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012

    Lengthy lay-off for Jones

    Duncan Jones has been ruled out of action for a lengthy period, after suffering a knee injury in last Friday's Pro12 defeat to Ulster.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012
    Edinburgh set for record crowd

    Edinburgh set for record crowd

    Edinburgh's Heineken Cup quarter-final with Toulouse is set to be the biggest game in Scottish club rugby history.

  • Thursday, 1. March, 2012
    Medard facing long lay-off

    Medard facing long lay-off

    France's 6 Nations hopes have been rocked by the news that full-back Maxime Medard is out for up to nine months with a serious knee injury.