2021 World Cup reality sets in for Bok Women

The Springbok Women have a little over 19 months to prepare for the 2021 Women’s World Cup in New Zealand as the tournament will kick off on 18 September.

Bok Women qualify for World Cup

The Springbok Women booked their place at the 2021 World Cup in New Zealand thanks to a 39-0 victory over Kenya in Brakpan on Saturday.

One hurdle left for Bok Women

The Springbok Women took a step closer to qualification for the 2021 World Cup after beating Madagascar 73-0 in Brakpan on Tuesday.

Raubenheimer delighted as Bok Women fire

Springbok Women’s coach Stanley Raubenheimer was ecstatic with his team’s successful start to the World Cup qualifiers after beating Uganda 89-5 on Friday.

Latsha is crossing borders

Springbok Women’s vice-captain Babalwa Latsha could become the first women’s player from Africa to go pro, but that is just one part of her remarkable journey, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.

‘Historic day for Pacific Islands’

World Rugby has welcomed Fiji and Samoa onto an expanded council, while confirming that New Zealand will host the 2021 Women’s World Cup.

Black Ferns dethrone Red Roses

New Zealand were crowned world champions after beating title-holders England 41-32 in the Women’s World Cup final in Belfast on Saturday. MARIETTE ADAMS reports.

England join New Zealand in final

England will face the Black Ferns in the World Cup final after claiming a hard-fought 20-3 win over France in Belfast on Tuesday.

New Zealand down USA to reach final

Portia Woodman scored four tries as the Black Ferns beat the USA 45-12 in Belfast on Tuesday to book their place in the Women’s World Cup final.

France eliminate hosts

New Zealand, England, France and the USA qualified for the semi-finals after a dramatic match day three at the Women’s World Cup in Dublin.