The Latest Breaking News from World Cup

Sinckler tore the pectoral muscle in his chest during the build-up to the final warm-up Test against Fiji in August.

The national team head coach is unimpressed with the apparent dismissal of his side's chances of progressing in the tournament.

A review will decide the future of Wallabies coach Eddie Jones following the horror World Cup in France but he has an ally in Test great George Gregan.

HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, set against the backdrop of the Dhauladhar ranges, is ready to host the ODI World Cup. It has 20,200 seats, 17 corporate boxes, 800-capacity club lounge, 10 practice pitches, anti-dew spray, 12 entry points, 3 WC pitches, 3 parking lots, 26 restrooms, and medical…

Spain women ended the boycott of their boycott of the national team ahead of Nations League match

France are eager to have their scrum-half back in action but World Rugby regulations could cause complications for the scrum-half

Wales are the first team to reach the quarter-finals after winning their first three games and the scrum-half said the team is ‘back to where we want to be’

Wales assured themselves of a place in the last eight with a record win over Australia.

Netherlands' World Cup: Prize lies in participation. Batting led by skipper Scott Edwards, Vikramjit Singh & Teja Nidamanuru. All-rounders Logan van Beek, Bas de Leede & Roelof van der Merwe provide balance. De Leede achieved century & 5-wkt haul in qualifiers. Bowling weakened by Fred Klassen's absence & spinners' lack…

Ashwin's 3-wkt spell at Indore showcased his intelligence, skill & experience, justifying selectors' faith in him. He proved to be a great replacement for the World Cup, showing modern batters the Indian conditions.

A Portugal clash would usually be a World Cup walkover but fullback Andrew Kellaway says the minnows will fancy themselves against the shell-shocked Wallabies.