Author: Hugh Cavill
The Waratahs edged the Sharks in Sydney, winning by 15 points.
Hugh digs into his inbox, and answers questions on the hot rugby issues of today.
The Waratahs have survived a late comeback by the Rebels to prevail 18-16 in Sydney. Photos courtesy of Keith McInnes photography. The Match The Waratahs had the better of the first half, and quickly established a comfortable lead. They opened the scoring through a try to Michael Hooper after a powerful rolling maul from a lineout, with Hooper obviously learning from the performance of rival David Pocock for the Brumbies last night. They continued this run of good play with a try a few minutes later through Adam Ashley-Cooper, thanks to a lovely backline set play. Kurtley Beale threw a…
Hugh dives into his email inbox to answer some readers questions about the latest developments in Australian rugby.
The Waratahs went down 32-18 to the Stormers in Sydney, in a physical match dominated by defence.
A big week in rugby, and as usual it’s all covered off in the G&GR podcast.
A look back at the classic Rugby World Cup semi final between the All Blacks and the Wallabies.
The Waratahs beat the Brumbies in a bruising physical clash.
Blake Enever joins us this week, with plenty of analysis, anecdotes and even a new segment!
This week we talk all things rugby with Wallaby legend Nathan Sharpe, before getting stuck into the latest round of Super Rugby.
Part 2 of our chat with ARU GM of Participation, Andrew Larratt, about the changes facing grassroots rugby this season.
G&GR sit down with Andrew Larratt to discuss the recent changes to the fee structure and administration of grassroots rugby.
The Force stunned the reigning champions in a physical match, winning 25-15 in Sydney.
Part two of Hugh’s quest to pick the all-time greatest Barbarians XV
Picking an all-time Barbarians team to play the Wallabies.
With a new coach appointed and a tour around the corner Hugh Cavill catches up with Brett McKay and Will McDougall to discuss all things rugby.
We rate the players from the third test between the Wallabies and the All Blacks
The two big questions that hold the key to Ewen McKenzie’s departure.
Time to forget the off-field rubbish and focus on beating those bloody All Blacks
We look back on the Wallabies’ Rugby Championship campaign.