The Women's Rugby World Cup trophy has arrived in Brighton as part of an England-wide tour of all eight host cities ahead of the tournament, which kicks off in August. It is on display at Brighton ...

The new silverware is actually the third Women's Rugby World Cup trophy since the tournament started in 1991. It will now embark on a three-week tour of the eight host cities and towns: Brighton ...

Nelson Mandela not only put his reputation on the line but spent significant political capital actively supporting the ...

Former players reflect on Nelson Mandela's inspirational role in South Africa's first Rugby World Cup triumph 30 years ago.

A new Women’s Rugby World Cup trophy has been unveiled in a “symbolic moment”, which marks 100 days until the start of this year’s tournament in England.. The silverware, which is 38cm ...

The trophy, which stands at 36cm and weighs 4.5kg, is made of sterling silver but, unlike the previous trophy, is gold-plated, linking it to the Webb Ellis Cup, the men’s Rugby World Cup trophy.

The trophy, which stands at 36cm and weighs 4.5kg, is made of sterling silver but, unlike the previous trophy, is gold-plated, linking it to the Webb Ellis Cup, the men’s Rugby World Cup trophy.

Women’s Rugby World Cup trophy will embark on three-week tour of England across May and June, connecting with fans and local communities in all eight RWC 2025 host locations. Full details on the ...

Crafted from sterling silver and plated with 24-carat gold, it is the third Women’s Rugby World Cup trophy. The initial trophy was won by the USA in 1991 and England in 1994 before being found ...

A new Women's Rugby World Cup trophy has been unveiled to mark 100 days before the start of the 2025 tournament in England. Its design has been chosen by nine former world champions including ...

Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 managing director, Sarah Massey, said: "It promises to be a landmark tournament for the sport and the trophy tour to our host locations provides a brilliant ...

Nine former world champions help to design a new, larger Women's Rugby World Cup, which has been unveiled to mark 100 days until the start of the 2025 tournament.