Hodge could take RWC to court over ban
A leading Australian sports lawyer says Reece Hodge could take his RWC case to the courts if he loses an appeal as Pool D heavyweights Wales sink the boot into the banned Wallaby.
Rugby World Cup
Welsh leader firmly in Wallabies sights
For all the potential threats Wales possess, it’s a 34-year-old currently playing some of the best rugby of his career that has the Wallabies worried the most ahead of their huge clash on Sunday.
Souths star: My cousin will Cheik-mate critics
Michael Cheika is already under immense pressure after just one World Cup match – but an NRL gun with close ties to the Wallabies coach has warned critics not to write him off just yet.
Beale: The day I tried to give the Prince my undies
Playing Wales is always a special experience, writes KURTLEY BEALE. From gutsy victories playing two men down to tryless Tests and one unforgettable encounter with Prince William.
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Burgess on bench for RWC opener
FORMER NRL star Sam Burgess has missed out on a starting spot in England’s Rugby World Cup opener against Fiji.
10 players to watch at the Rugby World Cup
ESTABLISHED stars, ageing legends and young bolters. A World Cup is a place for all to shine. Here are our top 10 you should be looking out for.
Helping the Wallabies kick a bad habit
THIS is the man whose local knowledge earned from a decade spent playing in foul English conditions will prove crucial for the Wallabies in the World Cup.
Why Cheika fears fired-up Fijians
THEIR back line flamboyance has seen them dubbed “the Brazil of rugby” but Michael Cheika fears another aspect of World Cup opponent Fiji’s play.
Winging it from the Rabbitohs to RWC
PLAYERS from all over the globe have congregated in England for the start of the Rugby World Cup, but few can boast a journey to match that of Craig Wing.
Ever wanted to face the haka? Now you can!
IT’S the most feared challenge in sport and thanks to a new smartphone app, fans can now be part of New Zealand’s haka at the Rugby World Cup.
Top 10 Rugby World Cup villains
EVERY tournament needs a bad guy (or guys). But who makes our list of the biggest Rugby World Cup villains from each edition of the event to date?
Super sub or will Sam be a dud?
SAM Burgess is set to be the grand gamble of opening night at the Rugby World Cup but may be an irrelevance by the time England size up the Wallabies.
Wales still reeling from ‘cruellest of blows’
JAMIE Roberts has underlined the collective pain felt by Wales’ World Cup squad after Leigh Halfpenny and Rhys Webb suffered tournament-ending injuries.
Meteoric rise of Minto boys
TWO childhood friends from the backblocks of Minto will soon step on sport’s grandest stages in front of worldwide audiences of millions.
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