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World Rankings Ireland on verge of rankings history For the second time in the space of a week, there could be a new name at the top of the World Rugby Men's Rankings once they are officially updated at 12 noon on Monday.
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Press releases World Rugby announces gender neutral naming for Rugby World Cup tournaments World Rugby has announced that its flagship 15s and sevens Rugby World Cup properties will no longer include gender in their titles.
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Press releases Law 3 amendment World Rugby has announced an immediate amendment to Law 3 to stipulate that a match cannot restart until a player leaving the field of play for a blood injury or Head Injury Assessment (HIA) has been temporarily replaced.
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Laws World Rugby approves law trials to further injury prevention Injury-prevention focused law change has taken another significant step forward with World Rugby’s Executive Committee approving a package of law amendments for trial in London.
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World Rankings Eagles soar up rankings after win over Samoa USA, Zimbabwe and Nigeria climb the World Rugby Rankings after a busy weekend of international rugby in Africa and Oceania.
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World Rankings South Africa up to fourth in rankings South Africa move above England into fourth place in the World Rugby Rankings following their last-gasp draw against New Zealand in Wellington. We round up the latest ranking news from all the weekend's action including The Rugby Championship, Pacific Nations Cup and Victoria Cup.
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Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games World Rugby celebrates one year to Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games 24 July, 2019 marks exactly one year until the start of Tokyo 2020, where rugby sevens is set to make its second appearance at an Olympic Games after its debut at Rio 2016.
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Press releases World Rugby confirms scrum law amendment Reaffirming its commitment to evidence-based injury-reduction in the sport, World Rugby has announced details of a minor amendment to the scrum law, reducing the ‘axial’ or rotational load on front row players on engagement.
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Women's Rankings Lionesses reach historic rankings high as France move up to third Kenya’s comprehensive victory in the Elgon Cup lifts them to their highest position in the World Rugby Women’s Rankings, while New Zealand cement their status as the world's number one team and France end the week with a climb back to third.
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World Rankings Kenya retain Elgon Cup Wins for Kenya and Zimbabwe result in only a minor adjustment to the World Rugby Rankings.