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| Henson targeting World Cup place Gavin Henson says he wants to win back a place in the Wales team in time for the 2011 Rugby World Cup. |
| Chuter warns against complacency Leicester Tigers hooker George Chuter warns his side against complacency when they host Exeter Chiefs on Saturday. |
| Sarries can bounce back - Wyles Saracens full-back Chris Wyles says his side will bounce back from their over-confident display in their defeat by London Irish. |
| Canada flanker signs for Glasgow Glasgow Warriors sign Canada international Chauncey O'Toole on a short-term contract after impressing during a brief trial in pre-season. |
| Best and Ferris rested by Ulster Rory Best and Stephen Ferris are left out of Ulster's squad for Saturday's Magners League match against Aironi. |
| Blues' Halfpenny still sidelined Team news and preview ahead of Saturday's Magners League match at Dublin's RDS Showground. |
| Johnson hails 'diverse' Magners Ospreys boss Scott Johnson says the revamped Magners League "cosmopolitan" with a "completely different philosophy" to its rivals. |
| NZ edge England to win World Cup New Zealand's women break English hearts as they retain their World Cup crown in a nail-biting and hard-fought contest at The Stoop. |
| Gatland to decide on Wales future Wales coach Warren Gatland says he will know his plans beyond the World Cup "over the next month". |
| Bath sign French winger Boussuge Bath sign France sevens and former Under-21 winger Jacques Boussuge on a one-year deal from Montpellier. |
| All Blacks: Smith hopeful for Hong Kong Revelations the Bledisloe Cup rugby road show to Hong Kong has been jeopardised by meagre ticket sales have disappointed All Blacks assistant coach Wayne Smith.The New Zealand Rugby Union yesterday confirmed demand for the October... |
| Rugby: Another blow for Kahui All Blacks centre Richard Kahui looks to have succumbed to yet another shoulder injury.Kahui fell on his shoulder during his comeback match for Waikato in the ITM Cup and has been closely monitored this week.It was Kahui's... |
| Rugby: Wallabies out to break another hoodoo One hoodoo down, one to go on Saturday. That's Wallabies centre Adam Ashley-Cooper's refreshingly straightforward thinking as the Wallabies aim to avert a record-breaking 10th straight loss to the All Blacks.Saturday's final 2010... |
| All Blacks: McCaw set to decide future All Black captain Richie McCaw will be giving his playing future serious consideration after this Saturday's final Tri-Nations test of the year.McCaw is one of the NZRU big targets along with star first five Daniel Carter. He... |
| Rugby: Hong Kong test in doubt? The Hong Kong Rugby Football Union has moved swiftly to quash speculation that the fourth Bledisloe Cup test in Hong Kong will be shifted to another venue.There have been concerns from the New Zealand and Australian Rugby Unions... |
| All Blacks: Stepping into Carter's boots Challenges do not come much greater than testicular cancer for a teenager, especially a rugby-mad one like Aaron Cruden.Perhaps that explains his upbeat view about his first test start on Saturday, against the Wallabies in Sydney.He... |
| Rugby: Cooper as elusive as ever Quade Cooper's side step was in full view today as the mercurial first five-eighth refused to be pinned down on some tricky issues once the Wallabies rugby side returned from South Africa.Cooper's instinctive approach to playmaking... |
| Rugby: White lurking to replace de Villiers South Africa coach Peter de Villiers is facing a battle to keep his job after five losses in six Tri-Nations games and reports linking 2007 World Cup-winning coach Jake White with a return to leading the Springboks.De Villiers... |
| Rugby: Wallabies strive to scale new heights Rarefied air to an all-time low - that's the downward trajectory the Wallabies risk following as they moved focus from a historic rugby victory in South Africa to a potentially record losing streak against the All Blacks.The Wallabies... |
| All Black coach likely to lose home after earthquake All Black assistant coach Steve Hansen and his family face an uncertain future in their Tai Tapu home, renovated only two months ago.Hansen delayed his departure to Australia with the All Blacks to assess the quake damage that... |
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