Evening Standard
Lillie Yale faced having a metal implant to fix the hole in her heart, which would have meant giving up her favourite sport.
«Mirror» (mirror.co.uk)
Sir Billy Boston was a rugby league giant who overcame racism to become one of Britain’s greatest sporting heroes, breaking records, barriers and generations of defenders along the way
The Independent
Billy Boston, the Welsh rugby league great who blazed a trail for Black sportspeople in Britain during the 1950s and ’60s, has died at age 92
The Independent
Retired Sydney radio broadcaster and former Australian national rugby coach Alan Jones is standing trial on accusations he committed sexual offenses against six men and boys over two decades
Sydney Morning Herald
New competitions have been promised ahead of the 2029 Women’s World Cup, boosting hopes that a new generation of talent will take Australia to the top.
The Independent
The long-time competition broadcaster has seen off competition from the BBC to retain exclusive rights
«Mirror» (mirror.co.uk)
Argentina are through to the World Cup final after securing a last-minute 2-1 win against England. But the result is not without its controversy, with some fans believing the competition has been rigged...
The Independent
England are not wearing any team-branded kit in public as World Cup fever grips the Argentinian capital
Evening Standard
Steve Borthwick could badly use a win after thrashing by South Africa followed dismal Six Nations showing
Sydney Morning Herald
Australia did a lot right in a stirring performance against Ireland. But it was another defeat on home soil, and it was again caused by one of their most unshakeable bad habits.
Sydney Morning Herald
The Wallabies will hope to get their Nations Championship off to the perfect start against Ireland in Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
The Wallabies will hope to get their Nations Championship off to the perfect start against Ireland in Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
The Wallabies head coach will hand over to Les Kiss at the end of this month. When appraising his tenure, it’s important to look beyond the win-loss column.
Sydney Morning Herald
Players, coaches and media often define games in terms of a crucial try, tackle or sin-binning. But that ignores the unseen plays that build the pressure that causes them.
The Independent
Hydration breaks have been a staple of the World Cup this summer and will be seen in RFL matches this weekend