Higginbotham joins post-Cup exodus
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumThe post Rugby World Cup exodus continues with Wallabies back-rower Scott Higginbotham to take up an offer in Japan
Olympic qualification on the horizon as series continues
1 decade ago by IRBThree teams are in the running to secure their place at the Rio 2016 Olympics, while Australia and England look set to battle it out for fourth in the Series.
Wallabies are 'winners' off the field
1 decade ago by Rugby 365IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Australia may have recorded a paltry one win from four starts on the year-end tour, but they believe they are winners - off the field.
ScrumQueens' VIIs player of 2014
1 decade ago by Scrum Queens NewsPlaudits rained down on all four. Supporters of Spain's Patricia Garcia spoke of her inspiration, her dedicaction, and the vital role she plays in a country where rugby is not yet a major sport. Those...
Scrumqueens' VIIs coach of 2014
1 decade ago by Scrum Queens NewsThe Scrumqueens' Sevens Coach of the Year for 2014 is Tim Walsh of Australia. Despite his team finishing runners-up to New Zealand, Walsh received twice as many votes as Ferns' coach Sean Horan, with England's...
The other key Cheika in Wallabies camp
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auStephanie Cheika – not Michael – looms as Australia’s trump card as the Wallabies’ latest coaching saviour takes an audacious shot at Rugby World Cup glory in 2015. Thrust into...
Scrumqueens' Team of the Year
1 decade ago by Scrum Queens NewsEven if you ignored all votes from English readers the eventual winners, England, would still have won the poll quite comfortably. Ireland came in second but almost all of their votes were Irish whereas...
Agar reminds me of Gilchrist: Langer
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auHe’s been picked for his spin, but Ashton Agar’s prowess with the bat could be his ticket back into Test ranks, according to cricket great Justin Langer. Agar is in line to play in next week’s...
Scrumqueens' 7s Squad of 2014
1 decade ago by Scrum Queens NewsLive streaming alongside more TV coverage of the World Series means that the game's top names are becoming household among fans of the short form of the game and there's no surprise that the public voting...
SPIRO: Wallabies must do better in 2015
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auThe World Rugby ranking for the end of 2014 show the All Blacks at number one, followed by the Springboks, Ireland, England, the Wallabies, Wales and France. The All Blacks lost a Test, against the Springboks...
