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Best to captain Barbarians in final appearance

Rory Best will bring his rugby career to an end by captaining Eddie Jones' Barbarians side against Fiji at Twickenham on Saturday.

Hooker Guilhem Guirado made a nightmare start to his Montpellier career, suffering a long-term injury on his debut against his former club.

England head coach Eddie Jones said his future is out of hands after being linked with a surprise rugby league coaching role.

Warren Gatland has opened the door to coaching the All Blacks in the future, but did not apply to succeed Steve Hansen.

Jonathan Davies is expected to be out for at least six months due to a knee injury, meaning he will miss the 2020 Six... Read more

South Africa director of rugby said Francois Louw "was already ready to go where the fire was hottest" in a stellar international career.

Munster were delighted to have Andrew Conway back in Pro14 action as he settled an all-Irish affair with Ulster.

Toulouse's contrasting home and away form continued as they defeated visitors and 2018-19 Top 14 final opponents Clermont Auvergne.

Taylor Swift proved the unlikely inspiration for beleaguered Premiership champions Saracens as they roared to victory at Gloucester.

A looming points deduction would see Saracens facing a Premiership relegation battle this season, but they defeated Gloucester on Saturday.

After their heavy defeat in the Rugby World Cup final, England have confirmed they will return to Japan for two Tests in 2020.

Sonny Bill Williams can raise the profile of rugby league globally, according to Toronto Wolfpack chairman and chief executive Bob Hunter.

After Sonny Bill Williams signed for Toronto Wolfpack, we take a look at the dual-code star's career.

Super League newcomers Toronto Wolfpack have signed Sonny Bill Williams, a former New Zealand international in rugby union.

Scottish Rugby will consider its options, which may include arbitration, after being sanctioned by World Rugby.

A troublesome knee injury has ended Northampton Saints and England hooker Dylan Hartley's career at the age of 33.