The bold direction of Parramatta rookie coach Jason Ryles has been questioned with departing five-eighth Dylan Brown in ...

Scott Bemand says his Ireland players are mindful of the task they face in Sunday's Six Nations game against an Italy who ...

New Wales head coach Sean Lynn has urged his side to embrace the challenge and occasion as they face Women’s Six Nations ...

Steve Borthwick's team finished in second place following France's 35-16 bonus-point victory over Scotland in Paris having condemned Wales to a second successive Six Nations wooden spoon.

Wales' 17th straight loss in 17 months landed it with another low, consecutive wooden spoons for finishing last. England's 10-try romp ended Ireland's faint hopes of a historic third consecutive title ...

Steve Borthwick’s team finished in second place following France’s 35-16 bonus-point victory over Scotland in Paris having condemned Wales to a second successive wooden spoon and a 17th Test ...

Steve Borthwick’s team finished in second place following France’s 35-16 bonus-point victory over Scotland in Paris having condemned Wales to a second successive wooden spoon and a 17th Test defeat on ...

in emphatic bonus-point fashion but Wales were condemned to a second successive wooden spoon and 17th Test defeat on the bounce – a record for a tier one nation in the professional era.

If France lose or draw, England will be champions. It is back-to-back wooden spoons for Wales, as they become the first Tier One nation to lose 17 straight matches. What a day it has been for ...

England needed a bonus point win and then need Scotland to beat France to win the tournament, while Wales have been handed second successive wooden spoon for the first time in the Six Nations era.

England has consigned ailing rival Wales to a 17th straight loss with a record 10-try 68-14 drubbing in the Six Nations that ensured the title will be decided in the final match of the tournament ...

Steve Borthwick’s team guaranteed themselves a top-two finish, ahead of favourites France hosting Scotland, in emphatic bonus-point fashion but Wales were condemned to a second successive wooden spoon ...