England Women bowed out of the Cape Town Sevens at the quarter-final stage after a 26-21 defeat to New Zealand. Skipper Abbie Brown gave England the perfect start before Kelly Brazier levelled for the side who secured gold in Dubai. Despite having Deborah Fleming cautioned and sent to the sin bin, Amy Wilson Hardy’s double
New Zealand were crowned the inaugural HSBC Cape Town Sevens champions after beating long-time rivals Australia 17-7 in the final on 15 December. The success, their 24th in 40 events since the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series began in 2012-13, follows hot on the heels of another historic victory in Dubai last weekend, when the
England Women Sevens will take on New Zealand in the Cup quarters of the Cape Town 7s on Sunday, (KO 8.56am live on Sky Sports Action). It was a tough opening day as they were defeated 32-0 by Australia on Friday, while day two saw Charlie Hayter’s side beaten against a strong and ever-emerging USA, before
Women’s competition is hosted Cape Town for the first time in world series history this weekend Fiji caused the surprise of day one with a 38-19 defeat of Russia All men’s and women’s teams played one pool game each on day one Women’s competition continues at 08:45 local time on 14 December Fiji caused the
With the 12 women’s teams counting down the hours until they make their debut at the HSBC Cape Town Sevens on 13 December, the squads for the third round of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020 have been announced. South Africa is the 11th country to host a round of the women’s series since
Head coach Charlie Hayter has named his England women sevens squad for the HSBC Cape Town Sevens. There’s a return for Beth Wilcock, who missed last weekend’s tournament in Dubai due to illness while Katie Mason (Wasps FC Ladies/Lions Sports Academy) is once again included. England take on Australia and the USA before being reunited
The 28 captains competing at the HSBC Cape Town Sevens on 13-15 December assembled at the Cape Town Stadium on Tuesday. This year’s tournament will be the first time that Cape Town has hosted both the men’s and women’s competitions in a season that will see the men’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series contested over
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