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Tonight's rugby news as Rugby World Cup organisers defend 'ridiculous' situation and Wales star bemused by England coach idea

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

How close to equality will FIFA World Cup get?

With just over 100 days to the FIFA Women’s World Cup – the largest sports event to ever be played in NZ - Kiwi Sarai Bareman talks about increased equality and prizemoney, getting more Pasifika and Māori playing football, and what rubs off from the Rugby World Cup.

Newsroom.co.nz

Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i code-hopping furore the latest in line of high-profile defections between league and union

Rugby league appears to have got itself in a tizz with the upcoming defection of Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i to the Wallabies, but his is just the latest of a long line of moves between the codes, writes Simon Smale.

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All Blacks' Sevu Reece to miss Rugby World Cup

An anterior cruciate ligament injury suffered in Super Rugby means New Zealand winger Sevu Reece will miss this year's Rugby World Cup in France.

AAP

When and where is the 2023 Rugby World Cup?

Everything you need to know ahead of the men’s tournament

The Independent UK

Stuart Hogg to retire after Rugby World Cup 2023

The Scotland centurion will retire from professional play later this year.

The National (Scotland)

Scott Robertson to succeed Ian Foster as All Blacks coach after Rugby World Cup

The Crusaders coach has signed a four-year contract to take the reins from Foster after the 2023 Rugby World Cup

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Agustin Creevy interview: Argentina and London Irish star targets Lionel Messi meet in bad omen for England

After a hug from Diego Maradona coincided with a huge Rugby World Cup victory eight years ago, both sports could collided again

Evening Standard

Rugby World Cup 'a laughing stock' as three of world's best five teams can't even get past quarter-finals

A lot has changed since the draw was made back in December 2020 and it all looks very lopsided right now

Wales Online

Warren Gatland's Six Nations discoveries and the Wales team he'd pick if World Cup quarter-final was tomorrow

With the Rugby World Cup just six months away, Gatland will already be pondering what improvements need to be made to ensure Wales are competitive in France

Wales Online

Sir Clive Woodward details plan to fix "ugly England" after Six Nations humiliation

Former England head coach and 2003 Rugby World Cup-winner Sir Clive Woodward has laid out plans to put his old side back on track following their record loss to France

Daily Mirror

Dropping Owen Farrell for Marcus Smith is a ‘great call’, says ex-England coach Clive Woodward

Farrell’s lack of form this spring is a concern for coach Steve Borthwick ahead of the Rugby World Cup later this year

The Independent UK

Hardwick happy to be part of Namibia rugby plans

With his Wallabies career thwarted by injury and then coach Dave Rennie, Rebels flanker Richard Hardwick is now set to play with Namibia at the Rugby World Cup.

AAP

Female players double after Black Ferns victory

A new surge of Kiwi women and girls have signed up to play rugby this winter in the wake of New Zealand's World Cup triumph. And a Black Ferns legend and former Governor-General will work to ensure they stay playing. Suzanne McFadden reports.

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All talk about the Women's Game

A new sports talk show made for women, by women, makes its debut on Sky this week, hoping to capitalise on the nation's zeal for the world champion Black Ferns. Suzanne McFadden writes.

Radio France Internationale

Paris transport to hire thousands in preparation for Olympic rush

The Paris regional transit authority is seeking to hire thousands of employees to beef up services in time for the Rugby World Cup later this year and the summer Olympic Games in 2024. The authority says 6,600 jobs are available.

AAP

Hooper says he's open to resuming as Wallabies captain

Former Wallabies captain Michael Hooper says he'd be willing to lead Australia at the 2023 Rugby World Cup if new coach Eddie Jones came calling.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago Hounds looking to build a sustainable franchise

The Hounds, a first-year team in Major League Rugby, begin play Saturday and are hoping to be in a position to capitalize on the 2031 Rugby World Cup coming to the United States.

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Where is she now? Black Fern Dianne Kahura

Unbeaten in the black jersey and still a try-scoring record-holder, Dianne Kahura told the Black Ferns to play without inhibitions before last year's Rugby World Cup. She tells Adam Julian she was proud to see them heed her advice.

Birmingham Post

Spanish airline Volotea adds flights from Cardiff Airport for Rugby World Cup

The Spanish airline will be offering two direct flights ahead of Wales’ deciding matches against Australia and Georgia

ABC News

Ireland beats France 32-19 in Dublin to lead Six Nations tournament ahead of this year's Rugby World Cup

Ireland and France play out a gripping Six Nations encounter in Dublin between the top two ranked men's sides, seven months out from the Rugby World Cup, and the men in green get the win.

Wales Online

Sam Warburton names the 'insanely powerful' Wales pack Gatland will pick next year

Warren Gatland doesn't have the luxury of time as he tries to turn Wales around in time for the Rugby World Cup

Manchester Evening News

Six Nations 2023 fixtures: TV channel and schedule for every match in the USA

The Six Nations gets underway this weekend, with England hoping to return to form ahead of the Rugby World Cup in the Autumn.

ABC News

Wallabies coach Eddie Jones says the Rugby World Cup will be won by the team that adapts best to the volatility of world rugby

New Wallabies coach Eddie Jones says he has only one focus, priming the Australian team for a "smash-and-grab" project to win the Rugby World Cup — and says the team that adapts best to the changes in world rugby will triumph.

The Guardian - UK

Sports quiz of the week: Six Nations, signings, singing and a sacking

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