Opinion
Mick Cleary: My 33-man England squad for France 2023
Steve Borthwick will name his England squad for the Rugby World Cup in a matter of days and there are huge decisions to be made
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Ireland's World Cup failures laced with perspective and building blocks to a better future
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Scott Barrett comes of age to boost the All Blacks' World Cup crusade
The performances of Scott Barrett have threatened to break up the legendary partnership of Brodie Retallick and Sam Whitelock
Analysis
Which England flyers will make Steve Borthwick's 33-man squad?
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Analysis
Springbok fly-half headache persists as World Cup looms large
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Opinion
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Ed Slater's Rugby Inheritance Podcast has produced gems of stark emotion and deep reflection that go way beyond the game
Analysis
Can budding genius Finn Russell make the most of his career-defining Bath move?
Finn Russell's move to Bath could determine whether he fulfils his prodigious gifts and he has the support network to thrive
Opinion
The All Blacks must break type and embrace the driving maul
Seen as plodding and lacking invention, the driving maul has its critics, but if the All Blacks are to succeed in France, they nee…
Analysis
How breakdown fury can boost Australia's odds against All Blacks
The breakdown needs to be a contest in Melbourne if the Wallabies want to have any chance of besting the All Blacks.
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Interview
Julian Montoya: 'My dream was to play one game, now I'm playing in a third World Cup'
Julian Montoya watched the 2007 Pumas train on his school pitches. Now, he aims to emulate them.
Interview
'The door is open to good, influential foreign players'
New Reds coach Less Kiss has been tinkering with roster puzzles since his appointment.
