World Rugby launches ‘Family Reunion’ campaign for Rugby World Cup 2021 Campaign encourages New Zealanders and fans from around the world to join rugby’s biggest reunion following the pandemic Campaign launches ahead of tickets to pinnacle tournament going on general sale 30 June, available here Star-studded campaign film features Ruby Tui, Fiao’o Fa’amausili, Caleb Clarke, Ross
Black Ferns legends Regina Sheck and Davida Suasua (nee White) tasked with lighting up the Vodafone Events Centre on Matariki to herald a new era in women’s rugby throughout the Pacific Women’s rugby player silhouettes to be projected onto Vodafone Events Centre to represent ‘sisterhood’ in women’s rugby The final countdown to Rugby World Cup
Young female poets send stirring message to galvanise Aotearoa to get behind Rugby World Cup 2021 Four Papakura High School students Umisuma (Rosaline) Petelo, Pauline Kaulave, Ilhaam Sheik Freed and Mercy Lauesi have authored the rousing spoken word poem featured in Rugby World Cup 2021’s latest video Video premiered to Black Ferns ahead of Pacific
Thomas Darracq has published 38 names of players to form a wider training group for the World Cup. It will be reduced to 32 at the end of the timetable shown below. The Squad: ANNERY Julie (Stade Français Paris) BANET Cyrielle (Montpellier) BERNADOU Rose (Montpellier) BERTHOUMIEU Axelle (Blagnac) BOUJARD Caroline Montpellier) BOULARD Émilie (Chilly Mazarin) BOURDON Pauline (Stade Toulousain) BOURGEOIS
The nine names to referee the 2021 World Cup offer no surprises, only pleasure that for the first time all of them will be women. They are: Aimee Barrett-Theron (South Africa), Maggie Cogger-Orr (New Zealand), Sara Cox (England), Hollie Davidson (Scotland), Aurélie Groizeleau (France), Lauren Jenner (New Zealand), Clara Munarini (Italy), Amber McLachlan (Australia) and
Ambition to be best attended Women’s Rugby World Cup, hosting nationwide pool games and selling out the final at Twickenham to set a benchmark for future world cups while growing the women’s domestic and global game Grassroots legacy to modernise facilities in hundreds of clubs, attract 500 new female coaches, 1,000 new match officials and
RWC 2021 Trophy Tour from April to September will reach fans across Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific Islands in lead up to tournament Trophy Tour offers chance to see silverware up close, take part in fun rugby activities, learn about the women’s game and meet women’s rugby stars Trophy Tour is a part of
Australia’s Meg Lanning has been named captain of the Upstox Most Valuable Team of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 after guiding her side to the title and scoring 394 runs. Four Australians have made the team, including Player of the Tournament Alyssa Healy. The wicket-keeper-batter made two centuries in the knockout stages, including 170 in the
Australia won their seventh ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup with a 71-run victory over England in Christchurch. Alyssa Healy’s staggering innings of 170 saw Australia put on 356 for five as England’s bowlers had no answer to a batting masterclass, Anya Shrubsole’s three for 46 the only highlight for the defending champions. Nat Sciver once again
The third of April, a date with destiny that both England and Australia have been marching towards in their own way. Now that day is almost here as the two sides prepare to meet in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 final. Despite having won 10 of the previous 11 World Cups between them,
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