With 16 teams competing at the Women’s Rugby World Cup in England, here is a run-down of each team’s World Cup history, their aspirations for the tournament and key personnel. Next up, Pool D.

South Africa's rugby team will revisit their iconic 2015 World Cup clash with Japan on November 1 at Wembley Stadium. This ...

South Africa have added a date with Japan at London's Wembley Stadium to their autumn international series with the fixture to take place on November 1 in a rematch of an iconic game from 2015 Rugby ...

South Africa’s premier international age-group tournament, the annual Under-18 International Series, once again proved to be ...

South Africa have added a date with Japan at London's Wembley Stadium to their autumn international series with the fixture to take place on November 1 in a rematch of an iconic game from 2015 Rugby ...

WRU chair Richard Collier-Keywood and chief executive Abi Tierney apologised last autumn over the way contract negotiations ...

The Springboks didn’t have a proper ‘Bomb Squad’ effect in the reserve bench selected for last week’s first Castle Lager ...

Eight of the squad have never lost a test and don't have RWC baggage. Center Emily Scarratt will appear in a record-tying ...

Tournament debutants will make history as the first South American team to qualify, just 17 years after their first match ...

England are clear favourites to win the Women’s Rugby World Cup, which gets underway on Friday in Sunderland and runs until ...

Australia has toppled South Africa at Ellis Park for the first time in 62 years with a sensational 38-22 comeback win from 22 ...