Discover the latest international rugby rankings here at RugbyPass. On this page you’ll find out where your team is currently ranking. You’ll also get all the info you need to calculate your nation’s chances of making it to the top. From points and wins to draws and losses, view the latest international rugby standings from across the globe right here.
International rugby is about so much more than rivalry; it’s an opportunity to showcase top-level players, bring home a trophy and score those all-important points. All of this is essential to World Rugby Rankings, as the system orders teams based on their match results.
In the World Rugby Rankings, points are awarded for international matches that are recognised by World Rugby. The system operates via a points exchange process, whereby the winners of a match gains points, while the losing team loses points. Additionally, the rankings have been designed to reflect the current strength and performance of international rugby teams, so it’s possible for a team to climb from the bottom to the top.
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