Source: World Rugby

RWC – Round 3, the parting of the ways

Here are the results of the Sunday matches: Japan 29 Spain 21 New Zealand 40 Ireland 0 Italy 64 Brazil 3 France 57 South Africa 10 There was only one tight finish, the Sakura overcoming Las Leonas in a dramatic tussle. But even there the losers couldn’t get close enough to gain a bonus point.

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Source: SA Women’s Rugby

The Sunday Games

Ireland v Japan All Irish fans knew their team had the beating of the Sakura. The worry was, could they be sure they’d maintain recent progress? Sam Monaghan was back, but Scott Bemand didn’t risk Aoife Wafer. The answer was a resounding yes. The Sakura; famed for their fast, disciplined approach, couldn’t withstand the all-round

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Women’s Cricket Booming in South Africa

Enoch Nkwe, the Cricket South Africa Director of national teams and high performance, expressed his excitement for the bright future of Women’s cricket in South Africa. The rise of women’s domestic cricket August is Women’s Month in South Africa, a month that is meant to commemorate the 1956 women’s march to the Union Buildings in

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Source: Rugby Canada

Canada Women’s Rugby Dominates South Africa

Tyson Beukeboom Calls for Greater Investment Inspired by Siya Kolisi Canada’s women’s rugby team continued its impressive form with a dominant 2-0 series win over South Africa, but it wasn’t just the results that stood out—it was the call for greater advocacy and investment in the women’s game, echoed by the team’s captain and inspired

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Source: Rugby Canada

South Africa v Canada

This was an intriguing choice of tour for Canada in their preparations for the World Cup – a first ever visit to South Africa. There could be little doubt about outcomes, the Books sitting a whole ten places below them in the world rankings.  But Kévin Rouet felt it would be entirely beneficial for his

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