Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo will be able to play his side’s opening matches at next year’s World Cup after FIFA suspended the final two games of a three-match ban on Wednesday.

Arch-rivals India and Pakistan will clash in a politically-charged Twenty20 World Cup match in Colombo on February 15, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said as it announced the draw on Wednesday.

The powerful new documentary Breaking Ground: The Rise of Women’s Rugby in Fiji premiered in Suva last night, drawing diplomats, government leaders, sporting representatives and advocates to an event that highlighted both the remarkable progress of Fijian women in rugby and the challenges that continue to shape their journey.

15-year-old Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School flyhalf Apisalomi Saukuru says he is still lost for words as he prepares for two life-changing opportunities in his young rugby career.

The strong sense of unity within the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s squad continues to be a driving force behind the team’s progress, with head coach Richard Walker placing high value on the connection his players share.

Spain cannot meet Argentina and France will not face England before the World Cup final — provided they win their groups — after FIFA on Tuesday announced the draw procedure.

Richie Mo’unga will return to Canterbury in 2026 and the Crusaders in 2027 after signing an 18-month deal with New Zealand Rugby, but the star first five says his comeback wasn’t a foregone conclusion.

Aradhna Lal is breaking new ground as one of only two Fijian-Indian women participating in World Rugby’s Level 3 coaching course, pushing boundaries for both women and minority communities in the sport.

The Flametree Waimanu 7s will take a major step forward this year as organisers shift the tournament to a larger venue and expand its competition categories.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have announced they will introduce a new broadcast model for the 2026–2028 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific seasons.

Labasa coach Alvin Chand says the team is ready to embrace the challenge of the Pacific Cup, which kicks off tomorrow in Auckland, New Zealand.

Everton’s last visit to Old Trafford triggered Ruben Amorim’s infamous ‘the storm is coming statement’ even though his Manchester United side won 4-0.