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Nathan Hughes expects the riches in Japanese club rugby to attract more Gallagher Premiership players after the World Cup and says he has already been fielding

England international Joe Launchbury said Wednesday that financial uncertainty in European club rugby could persuade more players to follow in his footsteps and move to Japan.

YOKOHAMA (Kyodo) -- Amanaki Lelei Mafi scored a hat-trick of tries for the second straight match as Yokohama Eagles shot down Green Rockets Tokatsu 36

Three months ago Dave Rennie said he would take matters into his own hands if he was not offered an extension deal by Rugby…

A menswear shop which has closed on National Highway 246 (Tamagawa Dori) in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. The building owner has leased the show windows and doors for billboards announcing that Setagaya would be host town to the Black Rams professional rugby union team.

Photo: PHOTOSPORT The two-time Rugby World Cup winner has reached the final of the Champions Cup with Toulouse, whove beaten fellow French side Bordeaux-Begles 21-9 in the first of the semi-finals. Kaino, 38, will retire at the end of the season. Former Blues team-mates Charlie Faumuina and Pita Ahki also started the semi-final for Toulouse, who have won a record-equalling four Champions Cup titles, with the last coming in 2010. The French Top 14 leaders will play either La Rochelle or Leinster...

Kaino reaches another major final, Japan Top League quarter-final cancelled due to Covid and Brumbies down Force in Super Rugby AU playoff.

World Cup icon Ayumu Goromaru ends rugby career after playoff loss Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If youre not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ Retiring Yamaha fullback Ayumu Goromaru (top right) watches his teams Top League playoff game against the Spears on Saturday. | KYODO Kyodo Apr 25, 2021 Ayumu Goromaru, whose 2015 Rugby World Cup performance made him a household name in Japan, marked his fin...

The young Aussies to watch overseas in 2021 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Aussies plying their rugby trade overseas is nothing new, but increasingly it’s our young guns making the move in their prime, ruling them out of Wallabies selection. This year we’ve started to see a high number of players at the start of their rugby career deciding to take the overseas route for differing reasons. Let’s tak...