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| Henson seeks Ospreys exit BBC Sport understands that Wales centre Gavin Henson has made several attempts to leave his Ospreys contract. |
| World Cup on track despite quake New Zealand mark a year until the start of the Rugby World Cup, less than a week after Christchurch was devastated by a 7.1-magnitude earthquake. |
| Turner in for Tri-Nations finale Lachie Turner will replace the injured Drew Mitchell as the only change to Australia's starting XV for Saturday's final Tri-Nations match against New Zealand. |
| Carraro keen to stay on at Bath Bath's Australian back Matt Carraro says he would love to stay at the club beyond his current two-year deal. |
| Back and Key sign new Leeds deals Leeds Carnegie coaching duo Neil Back and Andy Key pledge their future to the club by signing one-year contract extensions. |
| Chiefs will not let up - Baxter Exeter Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter says he will pick a full-strength side to face Leicester on Saturday. |
| Tait backs 'passionate' Falcons Newcastle Falcons coach Alan Tait is convinced the current squad have a genuine passion for success this season. |
| Versatile Thomas enjoys new role Ospreys and Wales forward Jonathan Thomas says he is happy with yet another position switch this season. |
| Ospreys' Magners verdict delayed The Ospreys may have to wait until next week for the result of their appeal against their Magners League points deduction and fine. |
| Watford in dark on Saracens deal Watford say Saracens have failed to meet a deadline regarding a decision on their future at Vicarage Road. |
| Big kick for economy from Sydney Tri-Nations Rugby tests between New Zealand and Australia in Sydney have nearly double the economic impact of many other Tri-Nations games, according to a survey that estimates the 2010 Tri-Nations Championship will have a US$174.3 million ($240... |
| RWC 2011: Time running out to get into finals ticket ballot Second phase of ticketing starts today and ends on October 8.If you're hoping to be in the Eden Park grandstand watching the final or semifinals in the Rugby World Cup next year you had better get in quick.Fans have until... |
| RWC 2011: Views to make your knees weak While enjoying the sweeping views over the redeveloped Eden Park from the top tier of the new South Stand, it's easy to feel a little weak at the knees.At their highest point, the general admission seats are about 30m from the... |
| All Blacks: Quintet get their day in the sun How things change in a few short months of All Black rugby success.In June when the selectors made seven changes to the side for the second clash with Wales, Israel Dagg, Aaron Cruden, Piri Weepu, Victor Vito and Owen Franks all... |
| Rugby: A Shield tale of two provinces Forget about tonight's Ranfurly Shield challenge being a contrast in styles - it is a contrast in unions.They share the colour maroon and the fact that they are supposed to be the "junior" unions in their Highlanders and Blues... |
| All Blacks: Vito lines up for his starting challenge The rumbling about Victor Vito's talent has been around for some time.He was a sevens star, a huge, powerful man with immense athletic gifts, a leader and a man surely destined for the international stage.The transition took... |
| Supershorts They Said It: 'Boring in bed' My heart goes out to poor Coleen. At least it weren't a granny this time, though ... A cousin of Wayne Rooney shows support for Shrek. "Wayne was actually quite boring in bed." Callgirl Jenny Thompson on Shrek's prowess in... |
| Supershorts: Newsflash! In breaking news: Somerset have beaten Pakistan by five wickets in a match at Taunton next Thursday. The 2011 'building block' The bosses of English rugby can hardly be accused of setting unreasonable expectations for next year's... |
| Rugby: Deans aiming to pass the pressure on to All Blacks It's looming. Double-digit defeat, horror headlines in the Sunday newspapers - more grist for those who oppose the tenure of cross-border coach Robbie Deans.But, then again, victory tomorrow would have Deans anointed as King of... |
| All Blacks: Captain McCaw is still way out in front Most things are remarkable about Richie McCaw's All Black career.His standards have been of such high quality since his 2001 test debut against Ireland at Lansdowne Rd that any rare blemishes look ghastly.He has made only... |
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