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All Blacks launch recruitment process for Hansen replacement

Steve Hansen enjoyed a hugely successful spell in charge of New Zealand and the search for his replacement is under way.

Makazole Mapimpi, Tendai Mtawarira, Lukhanyo Am and Herschel Jantjies are set to feature for the Barbarians at Twickenham.

Playmaker Beauden Barrett has suggested New Zealand should promote from within, hailing Ian Foster as a "very intelligent coach".

Siya Kolisi captained South Africa to Rugby World Cup success on Saturday and Roger Federer was among the many to congratulate him.

A dream weekend for World Cup winners South Africa got even better at a World Rugby awards ceremony in Tokyo on Sunday.

World Rugby chairman Bill Beaumont commended Japan for staging a tournament that "has changed the face of rugby forever".

The Rugby World Cup came to an end on Saturday and here we take a look back at the best Opta facts from the... Read more

South Africa were crowned world champions on Saturday, but their coach said he was ready to walk away as recently as last September.

England went from producing one of their best Rugby World Cup displays to one of their worst and coach Eddie Jones conceded a possible... Read more

"Rugby should be something that creates hope," said Rassie Erasmus, whose side embraced the privilege of inspiring South Africa's people.

Siya Kolisi lifting the Rugby World Cup as South Africa's first black captain means everything to his country, says Handre Pollard.

Sam Underhill and Tom Curry had been in dominant form for England at the World Cup and Duane Vermeulen knew they had to be... Read more

England fly-half George Ford said it was a "hard one to take" after his side suffered a 32-12 defeat to South Africa in the... Read more

Eddie Jones felt England were never really able to get into the game as "magnificent" South Africa dominated the World Cup final.

A proud Rassie Erasmus felt South Africa's team cohesion was a vital factor in their Rugby World Cup triumph.

After leading South Africa to victory in the Rugby World Cup final, Siya Kolisi highlighted the impact the win could have on his nation.