Rugby World Cup: All Blacks' Dan Carter keen to enjoy Cardiff rematch with France
1 decade ago by The TelegraphNew Zealand's fly half is not worrying about the devstating defeat his team suffered in Wales eight years ago
Rugby World Cup: Australia rejected England's training camp because there is 'nothing to do out there'
1 decade ago by The TelegraphChris Malone adds weight to view that England squad were suffocated during their World Cup campaign, writes Oliver Brown
Rugby World Cup: Australia rejected England's training camp because there is 'nothing to do out there'
1 decade ago by The TelegraphChris Malone adds weight to view that England squad were suffocated during their World Cup campaign, writes Oliver Brown
The five most spectacular tries of the World Cup so far
1 decade ago by The TelegraphFrom Bryan Habana to Wesley Fofana via Akihito Yamada - the most emphatic dives over the line
New Heights: USA aiming high in Cape Town
1 decade ago by IRBWe catch up with USA captain Madison Hughes to discuss the Eagles' progress in rugby sevens so far.
World Rugby announces referees for Women's Six Nations
1 decade ago by IRBTotal of 10 will take charge of the 15 matches with Rose Labrèche (Canada) and Marie Lematte (France) making their championship debuts.
Rugby World Cup 2015: Our experts predict their winners and reflect on tournament so far
1 decade ago by The TelegraphWriters including David Campese, Sir Ian McGeechan and Chris Ashton choose their highs and lows of tournament so far, and suggest who will be victorious on October 31
Ireland’s woes continue to mount as Peter O’Mahony ruled out
1 decade ago by The TimesThe cost of Ireland’s battling victory over France at the Millennium Stadium continued to mount this morning as Peter O’Mahony...
Family matters: Argentina's star supporter
1 decade ago by IRBBack in 2006 when the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series was still played in George, South Africa, a routine afternoon run for Argentina turned into one of the most inspiring stories in rugby sevens.
How 15 thrilling minutes against Wales could define Australia's Rugby World Cup
1 decade ago by The TelegraphThe Rugby Analyst: Australia's phenomenal 15-minute spell of defence against Wales was a triumph of courage and cohesion
