• Tuesday, 27. September, 2011
    Davies keen to banish Fiji hurt

    Davies keen to banish Fiji hurt

    Bradley Davies was a 20-year-old forward finding his feet as a professional player when Wales imploded against Fiji at the 2007 World Cup.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Stats: World Cup, Round 3

    The big result in this round was that absorbing, then thrilling one-try match in the wind and the rain - Argentina vs Georgia. We give statistics from that match and the eight before it, plus some totals. The stats for Ball in Play time show that the ball was in play during this wet and windy match for longer than in any other match at the 2011 Rugby World Cup.. The referee was Wayne Barnes.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011
    Logan leaps to Robinson's defence

    Logan leaps to Robinson's defence

    Kenny Logan insists that Andy Robinson should not be sacked if Scotland exit the World Cup this weekend.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Cheetahs change two for cat fight

    Cheetahs coach Naka Drotske has made just two changes, both in the forwards pack, for their vital Currie Cup clash with the front-running Lions at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein this weekend.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Province tired of playing catch-up

    Western Province assistant coach Matthew Proudfoot is tired of his side's patchy displays this season and has called for an 80 minute performance in their crucial clash with the Sharks this weekend.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011
    Kearney ready for Italy clash

    Kearney ready for Italy clash

    Rob Kearney wants Ireland to call upon all their Heineken Cup experience as they prepare to play knockout rugby a week early at the World Cup.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011
    Jenkins stresses need for power

    Jenkins stresses need for power

    Wales assistant Neil Jenkins knows the team must match the southern hemisphere sides physically if they are to achieve World Cup success.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Eagles weigh in on scheduling uproar

    The United States Eagles bowed out of the World Cup on Tuesday with a 27-10 loss to Italy amid an uproar over scheduling as they played their fourth match in 16 days.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Time for the Sharks to man-up

    Sharks coach John Plumtree remains unconvinced about his side's championship credentials and has challenged his players to raise their standards as the Currie Cup edges closer to its climax.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Canada fight back for 23-23 draw with Japan

    Canada and Japan played out only the third draw in the history of the Rugby World Cup, finishing 23-23 at McLean Park on Tuesday.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Dartmouth Sweeps Weekend to Start Ivy Rugby Season

    After nearly a month of pre-season training, Dartmouth Rugby finally began its fall season in earnest with the opening of the Ivy Rugby 15s season. The first weekend of conference play saw the Big Green make a road swing through New York to take on Cornell and Columbia, and as has been the case in the past, they made easy work of their less experienced opponents.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Irish veterans to deliver knockout blow

    Knockout competition has come a week early for Ireland at the World Cup, but they are more than ready for the challenge as most of their players have a wealth of experience to draw upon.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Lightning strikes twice!

    How unlikely is a drawn Test match? No, we're not talking cricket either? And in a World Cup where ultimately it's do or die. Yet Canada and Japan have achieved the impossible and played to a World Cup draw not once, but twice!

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    Emotion not part of All Black formula

    The All Blacks will not allow emotion to cloud selection decisions as they seek to gain momentum heading into the World Cup's knockout stages, assistant coach Wayne Smith said on Tuesday.

  • Tuesday, 27. September, 2011

    England's do-or-die against fiery Scots

    England are expecting a ferocious battle against desperate Scotland as they fight to avoid World Cup heart-break in this week's make-or-break final pool game.