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Former South Africa rugby team coach Jake White believes that upcoming 2019 world cup is more competitive than 2015 edition and more than five nations are capable of becoming world rugby champions in Japan. According him, it will not be ...

The ninth edition of Rugby World Cup is all set to be held in Japan and 20 national teams will be competing in the competition starting from 20th September 2019. A total of 48 matches will be played in RWC ...

Former South African great Bryan Habana has made bold prediction about upcoming rugby world cup as he thinks All Blacks will be favorites to win showpiece event in Japan later this year. Springboks legend believes that despite New Zealand’s losses ...

Next rugby world cup is all set to be staged Japan and it will be one of the biggest sporting events in 2019 year. Hosts Japan to meet Russia in the opening match of tournament on 20th September in Tokyo. ...

Japan’s rugby world cup is all set to roar on 20 September 2019 when opening game is scheduled to take place between hosts and Russia at Tokyo Stadium. All 48 matches of RWC 2019 tournament to be aired live all ...

The 2019 Rugby World Cup team tournament is set to take place in Japan and 20 national men’s teams will be competing in the competition. New Zealand rugby team is the title defending champion in 2019 world cup.

Good news for Rugby fans in Ireland as Eir Sport and RTE have signed an agreement to telecast live matches of Irish team playing in 2019 world cup at Japan. A total of 14 matches that includes Ireland games, knockouts ...

The ninth edition of Rugby World Cup is scheduled to take place in Japan. The 2019 Rugby World Cup’s opening match is all set to be played between Japan and Russia on 20th September at Tokyo Stadium. 20 national rugby ...

Rugby World Cup (RWC) is one of the most prestigious sporting event in the world after Olympics and FIFA world Cup. The inaugural edition of Rugby world cup was played in New Zealand. There are several records, facts and trivia ...

Two times Rugby World Cup Champions, South Africa team will be heading to England for playing 2015 world cup beginning from 18th September. Jean de Villiers will be leading Proteas team in the tournament. In the 31-member South African squad, ...