The Wales Grand Slam winner is running the Cardiff Half Marathon next Sunday as part of new fitness regime that has seen him shed a huge amount of weight
Avatiu Eels will host the Arorangi Bears on home ground at Aretere Park for the Rarotonga Club 15s Premier Men’s final today. The post Eels host Bears in rugby final appeared first on Cook Islands News .
Head coach Dave Butcher said Scotland were architects of their own downfall as a second-half collapse saw them lose 30-10 to Australia in the WXV Global Series.
Saturday's Prem action featured an upset away win for Gloucester against Exeter at Sandy Park, while Bristol Bears beat Sale Sharks comfortably to ruin Courtney Lawes' homecoming...
Exeter 24-45 Gloucester Ben Loader also scores two tries in bonus-point win Gloucester are determined to make significant progress up the Prem table this season and here was a hugely promising first step. The Cherry and Whites had a bonus point on the board before half-time on a breezy afternoon in Devon and had more than enough in the tank to defend a 14-point interval lead and secure a morale-boosting first-day away victory. Considering they claimed just one league win on the road in the whole of the 2025-26 campaign this seven-try fusillade was a major plus, spearheaded by their new Welsh reinforcements, Dewi Lake and Jac Morgan. Lake was the player of the match by some distance, scoring two tries and adding significantly to Gloucester’s efforts in the set pieces and the maul. Continue reading...
WXV: England 26-19 New Zealand Interception score arrives with clock in the red If anyone thought a noise at Twickenham would not reach the decibel levels of the full-time whistle of the Rugby World Cup final last year then they were firmly wrong. Zoe Harrison’s last-gasp winning try against New Zealand was met with ear-bursting cheers and brought 59,871 fans to their feet with their hands in the air. It was extra sweet for the Red Roses fly-half who had moments earlier missed a match-clinching penalty, but as the Black Ferns looked for their own victory moment, Harrison intercepted the ball to put her name up in lights. Continue reading...
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