Kazakhstan finishes with silver, Thailand edges Japan for Bronze
China Women’s National Sevens team successfully defended its title as the top team in Asian Women’s Sevens after claiming victory in the IRB Asian Women’s Rugby Sevens Championship in Guangzhou, China on Sunday (25 July). Kazakhstan
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After day1 matches China favoured to retain title. However a fast Thailand and a fit looking Kazakhstan team could take the championship. Japan could repeat their 2008 Championship win if they can retain possession.
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IRB Asian rugby Championsip Starts on the 24th of july in Guangzhou, China with 13 teams in 4 pools
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Chinese Taipei Rugby Union Launches Great new website www.rocrugby.org.tw
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Last week the pools were announced for this year\'s Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens event in Delhi and in his latest column for IRBSevens.com chief Sevens commentator Nigel Starmer-Smith looks forward to what he believes will be a fiercely competitive event that will once again captivate the sporting world.
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The International Rugby Board together with the Commonwealth Games Federation has announced the pool draw for the Rugby Sevens event at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India on 11-12 October.
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Coke beats Servis in first Olympic Day rugby
The Punjab Olympic Association and the Punjab Rugby Association held the first of a planned annual rugby fixture to celebrate the Olympics day anniversary. Pakistan Rugby also attends Queeens batton relay exchange at the Wagha border.
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Japan scored a last minute penalty try to record a 26-23 victory over Tonga in the penultimate ANZ Pacific Nations Cup 2010 match.
Having lost 24-23 to Samoa in the opening round and 41-38 to Fiji last week the defeat was heartbreak for Tonga as they could only record their third losing bonus point of the tournament
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Final score of HSBC A5N regional in Cambodia. Laos 12 - 3 Cambodia.
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It has come to the attention of the IRB that a person or persons who appear to be based in Nigeria have been operating an internet scam targeted at Rugby players and coaches seeking positions abroad.
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