Contract battle looms as Wallabies lose key star to England
Australia has lost one of its brightest stars to foreign rugby, in a brutal blow to the Wallabies – as a backroom battle begins over his long-term future.
Australia has lost one of its brightest stars to foreign rugby, in a brutal blow to the Wallabies – as a backroom battle begins over his long-term future.
Skills, traits and characters the coach charged with bringing through the next generation of Wallabies wants to see in a series of games helping create a squad to take rugby into the future.
A road trip has freshened up some of the rising stars of rugby ahead of two crucial outings – the Waratahs second game of Super Rugby Pacific and Tahs U20 match trials. Stars and standouts
The opening two rounds of the Super Rugby season have been the most exciting in history, according to an explosive report. JAMIE PANDARAM with the exclusive details.
Borthwick’s side have much to improve still, but brothers held firm in second half to lay down a marker, writes Owen Slot after England’s epic Calcutta Cup victory.
After years of grappling for an extreme and compulsive workload, Carlo Tizzano sought help. And he says what happened next changed his life — and sporting career — for the better.
Just two rounds into the Super Rugby season, Rugby Australia’s call to axe the Melbourne Rebels has been vindicated. But there remains an elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about.
As desperate as Liam Wright is to return from a shoulder injury for the Reds, the Queenslanders aren’t expected to risk him while there is any doubt over his fitness.
Super Rugby women’s expansion plans are on the table as the 2025 competition prepares for an invasion of Sevens superstars hunting Wallaroos spots and players determined to thwart them.
The Joe Schmidt saga is set for another swerve, plus the contract call that has dashed any chance of Joey Manu making a swift return to the Roosters. That, and more, in RUGBY CONFIDENTIAL.
The Wallabies captain wants the `best years’ of his career to be with the Queensland Reds and the Wallabies.
Hailing from a university that boasts England cricket captains and rugby legends in its alumni, Jamie Adamson is Super Rugby’s least likely breakout star.
He is considered among the favourites to coach the Wallabies after Joe Schmidt stands down, but Les Kiss is concentrating on the Queensland Reds.
The Waratahs have worked hard on a skill all pre-season but it was an area that let them down in a Super Rugby trial where two young guns produced ‘positive energy’. Super Rugby W squads.
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