Smit poised to become most capped Test captain ever
South Africa's World Cup winning captain, John Smit, is today set to become the most capped leader in Test rugby history.
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Rugby Union News
All the latest Rugby Union news from the Permiership, Celtic League, Six Nations and Rugby World Cup.Archive for July, 2009
James Lawton: Rugby must banish the bullying and skulduggery before 2015
One thing needs to be said right away. Nowhere in the length and the breadth of English rugby union is there a better qualified spokesman for the 2015 World Cup than Will Greenwood, the tall and rangy and at times brilliantly innovative centre who played a key role in landing the trophy in Australia six years ago.
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Gloucester take on Irish in Middx Sevens
The draw was announced today for the first round of the Middlesex Sevens with Gloucester taking on London Irish.Comments off
Lewis on comeback trail
Ospreys flanker Ben Lewis is hoping to rediscover the form that saw him touted as Martyn Williams' natural successor in the Wales team.Comments off
Smit unfazed by record
John Smit may be breaking a world record this week, but all he wants is a win against the All BlacksComments off
Botha braced for Kiwi test
South Africa lock Bakkies Botha insists he has no intention in cooling his aggression against New Zealand on Saturday.Comments off
Smit focused on Test rather than record
South Africa's World Cup winning captain John Smit will tomorrow become the most capped leader in Test rugby history.
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McCaw calls for response
New Zealand captain Richie McCaw says his All Blacks need to learn from their mistakes in order to beat South Africa on Saturday.Comments off
Venter’s warning to Sarries
Saracens director of rugby Brendan Venter has warned he players that they will be shown the door if they don't perform.Comments off
Scrum-half Pinder leaves Glasgow
Sam Pinder departs from Glasgow Warriors after six years to take up a coaching role in Hong Kong.Comments off