How the rolling maul became a Wallabies Cup weapon
The Brumbies have turned it into an art form in recent years and, as Fiji found out last week, the Wallabies can now roll with the best of them when it comes to lineout drives from close range
The Brumbies have turned it into an art form in recent years and, as Fiji found out last week, the Wallabies can now roll with the best of them when it comes to lineout drives from close range
It could have been as long as six games but a three-match ban is still likely no comfort for an Aussie team that was supremely confident of getting Reece Hodge off his dangerous tackle charge.
Reece Hodge got dudded, and if World Rugby follows through on and looks at every tackle made in the tournament – it will see the judicial rooms become as crowded as Tokyo’s subways, writes Julian Linden.
Instead of dividing the Wallabies’ squad, the drawn-out Israel Folau saga has helped the players bond like brothers and reinforced the first rule of rugby: the team always comes first.
TWICKENHAM might be considered the home of rugby union but it appears many Britons are baffled when it comes to some of the rules.
HE’S gone from fighting off the Irish in Dublin to training with the Fighting Irish in America. But it was fighting Will Skelton in Sydney that proved Kane Douglas is ready for a return to the Wallabies.
A SMALL crowd of Notre Dame rugby players watched the Wallabies train, but it’s the Aussies doing most of the gawking after arriving at the famous university.
WALLABIES coach Michael Cheika can officially breathe easy knowing his suspended sentence imposed by SANZAR officially expired on Monday night.
TAQELE Naiyaravoro, Sam Carter and James Hanson are joining the Wallabies as part of a 34-man squad for Sunday’s Test against the USA.
RUGBY World Cup 2015, full schedule for all matches.
A TRADITIONAL Fijian healing technique has healed a broken leg, allowing the All Blacks to select winger Waisake Naholo in their Rugby World Cup squad.
THE star of the 1995 Rugby World Cup Jonah Lomu says he doesn’t think about rugby any more and just wants to see his two sons reach the age of 21.
HE grew up thinking about playing rugby or league for New Zealand, but Wallabies lock Will Skelton is happy to be representing his adopted country.
WALES posted an impressive victory away to Ireland, Samoa slumped to defeat against the Barbarians, Scotland thrashed Italy and Japan thumped Uruguay.
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