Williams calls time on All Blacks career
All Blacks lock Ali Williams has announced his retirement from international rugby.
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Williams announces international retirement
New Zealand lock Ali Williams has announced his retirement from international rugby.
Full story ›Meyer shakes up Springboks squad
South Africa will host Scotland, Italy and Samoa next month without a raft of experience following coach Heyneke Meyer's squad announcement.
Full story ›Tindall to captain Barbarians
Gloucester centre Mike Tindall will captain the Barbarians team which has been named ahead of Sunday's clash with England.
Full story ›Rebels lose international duo
The Melbourne Rebels will part ways with international pair Gareth Delve and Ged Robinson at the end of the season.
Full story ›Ioane could miss first test
Wallabies winger Digby Ioane is a doubt for the first Test of the British and Irish Lions series after undergoing knee surgery on Wednesday.
Full story ›‘Spoilt’ Cipriani pledges to raise game
Former England international Danny Cipriani has pledged to buckle down and make best use of his talent.
Full story ›Big Win
Jonny Wilkinson says Toulon's Heineken Cup triumph on Saturday rivals his Rugby World Cup and Six Nations successes.
Full story ›New Storm owners clarify agenda
Increasing revenue, boosting membership and re-signing captain Cameron Smith will be the key aims of Melbourne Storm's new owners.
Full story ›McCabe remains in Lions frame
Injured Wallaby Pat McCabe is confident he can overcome a knee injury in time to return for the series against the British and Irish Lions.
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