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World Rankings Wales rise to third in rankings Wales and South Africa move up a couple of places in the World Rugby Rankings after completing series victories over Argentina and England respectively.
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World Rankings Century makers and World Cup runs on a 'Beast' of a weekend With vital RWC 2019 qualifiers, the conclusion of the World Rugby Pacific Nations Cup and a host of eagerly-awaited tour matches, this weekend should be every bit as enthralling as the last one if not more. For two players it will be especially special, as they are set to make their 100th test appearance.
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Regional focus: Africa Kenya win Africa Women's Sevens Kenya were crowned Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens champions after beating Uganda 29-7 in Sunday’s final.
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World Rankings Tense win lifts Morocco up five places Morocco earn a five-place rise in the World Rugby Rankings thanks to the narrowest of wins over Tunisia.
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Regional focus: Africa Uganda and Zimbabwe qualify for RWC Sevens 2018 Uganda and Zimbabwe confirm their places in San Francisco after reaching the Rugby Africa Sevens Championship 2017 final in Kampala.
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Regional focus: Africa Uganda chase American dream Coach Tolbert Onyango says it would mean the world to Ugandan rugby if the East African nation were to make it to RWC Sevens 2018.
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RWC Sevens 2018 South Africa women qualify for RWC Sevens 2018 South Africa women’s team book their place at Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018, in San Francisco on 20-22 July, after they defeat Kenya in the final of the Rugby Africa Sevens Championship in Tunisia.
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Women's RWC Sevens 2018 African teams prepare to battle for World Cup spot The Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Championship gets underway in Tunisia this week, on 16-17 September, with the winner booking their ticket to Women’s Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018.
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Regional focus: Africa Kenya rewrite the record books Namibia and Kenya win handsomely in the Rugby Africa Gold Cup, while Morocco enjoy an eight-place rise in the rankings and keep their RWC 2019 qualification hopes alive in the process by lifting the Silver Cup.
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Press Releases Get Into Rugby expansion drives World Rugby growth in 2016 With almost two million participants in 2016, the success of the Get Into Rugby programme continues to drive the growth of the sport globally, with 8.5 million men, women and children now playing the game worldwide.