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World Rankings Why 2019 was a ground-breaking year for the World Rugby Rankings An unprecedented number of teams achieved their highest rating in the World Rugby Men’s Rankings in 2019. We take a look at how and when the new milestones were achieved.
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Regional Focus: North America Chris Robshaw ready to develop young American players with San Diego Legion Former England captain Robshaw tells World Rugby what motivated him to leave Harlequins and cross the Atlantic to ply his trade in Major League Rugby.
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Regional focus: Africa Madagascar: Mad about rugby The African island of Madagascar has been compared to the south-west of France for its love of rugby.
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Tokyo 2020 Luke Morahan on his trial at the Sydney Sevens and the lure of Tokyo 2020 Bristol Bears' flyer Luke Morahan returned to sevens at the Sydney Sevens this year, in a bid to make his way into Australia's squad for Tokyo 2020. A few months later, and with Tokyo 2020 rescheduled to next year, Morahan reveals how he intends to keep his Olympic dream alive.
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Regional Focus: Africa How Ivory Coast is emulating success in a bid to create a new generation of rugby talent The Ivory Coast rugby union began a new cycle a year ago with a brand new method: locally adapting solutions that work elsewhere in the world. Here general manager Olivier Diomandé reveals how these plans are progressing as the nation's men's side aspires to return to Rugby World Cup after a 25-year absence.
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World Rankings The World Rugby Rankings in numbers We take a look at some of the eye-catching numbers from the World Rugby Rankings in both the men’s and women’s game.
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Women in rugby Flying the flag for women’s rugby: Babalwa Latsha, the first African women’s player to go professional Springbok women’s captain Babalwa Latsha made history when she became the first African women’s rugby player to turn professional in January 2020. Here she shares her rugby journey and hopes for the growth and development of the women’s game.
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