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Regional focus: Africa South Africa qualify for Women's Rugby World Cup 2021 South Africa are the first regional qualifiers for Women's Rugby World Cup 2021 after beating Kenya to win the Rugby Africa Women's Cup which doubled as the qualification pathway.
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World Rankings Black Ferns go for Moore of the same New Zealand coach Glenn Moore sticks with a winning formula as his side look to wrap up a 2-0 series win over Australia and cement their place at the top of the World Rugby Women's Rankings.
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RWC 2019 Fiji close in on final RWC 2019 squad Fiji coach John McKee has almost settled on his squad for Rugby World Cup 2019 and encouraged the players to "not let this opportunity to do something special for Fiji slip by".
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World Rankings New Zealand's reign under threat from European trio Four nations could end the weekend as the number one team in the World Rugby Rankings, two of them for the first time in history. We bring you a breakdown of the team news, key stats and rankings permutations from the latest round of Rugby World Cup 2019 warm-up matches.
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Press releases ‘Team 21’ match officials kit unveiled for Rugby World Cup 2019 With just 36 days to go World Rugby has unveiled the match officials’ kit for Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan.
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#TRYANDSTOPUS Stacey Waaka: “I believe everything happens for a reason” One of the ‘Unstoppables’ in World Rugby’s new campaign to promote women in rugby, Black Ferns star Stacey Waaka is one of a select few to have won Rugby World Cups in sevens and 15s but she may never have had the opportunity to write her name into the history books after being involved in a serious bus crash aged 15.
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Women in Rugby Danielle Waterman: "Take any opportunity with both hands" An unexpected opportunity to coach the Italy men's open sevens side at the World Police and Fire Games in China this week has only reaffirmed Women's Rugby World Cup winner Danielle Waterman's belief that gender isn't what matters in a coach, it's being confident and working hard that earns a team's respect.
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