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HSBC Sevens World Series
Feb 8, 2012: "This week I can say I have got as close to time travel as is humanly possible." England Sevens' Chris Cracknell reports back from the latest leg of the HSBC Sevens World Series
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Feb 8, 2012: "Stuart Lancaster's reign as England coach has started with a win, and that's all that matters." ESPN's Austin Healey provides his take on England's opener
Six Nations
Feb 6, 2012: As the dust settles on the first round of ferocious Six Nations action, ESPNscrum casts an eye across the weekend's action to pick the latest Team of the Week
Comment
Feb 6, 2012: "South Africa's rugby issues remain a major challenge, even if the best man for the job has finally been appointed as Springbok coach." Stephen Nell writes
Comment
Feb 2, 2012: "England enter a new era against Scotland on Saturday and it is so difficult to the predict how they will fare." ESPN's Ben Kay previews England's clash with Scotland
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Feb 2, 2012: "Logic says we should be looking forward to a Wales v France showdown for the Grand Slam on March 17 in Cardiff but this is the Six Nations." John Taylor writes
Scrum Sevens
Feb 2, 2012: This week's Scrum Sevens singles out a group of players who are could emerge as stars of the Six Nations. There are no swan dives here, these players are flying under the radar
Comment
Feb 1, 2012: "I kept my New Year's resolutions simple this year: travel with less kit and win the HSBC Sevens World Series." England Sevens' Chris Cracknell reports back from Wellington
Comment
Jan 31, 2012: "With the Six Nations looming large it is time to have a look at what we can expect from the referees." Rowly Williams previews the officiating side of the tournament
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Jan 30, 2012: "More important will those in the thick of the battle alongside him and without whose respect, support and understanding both Robshaw and the side are destined to fail." Graham Jenkins writes
Ask John
Jan 30, 2012: Inexperienced England captains, leading clubs at the Rugby World Cup and the career of Clive Shell. John Griffiths answers your queries in the latest edition of Ask John
1882
Jan 27, 2012: "This weekend sees the 130th anniversary of the first ever match between Ireland and Wales." Huw Richards rewinds to 1882 which saw the birth of a great rivalry
The Numbers Game
Jan 27, 2012: With a group of teenagers named in squads ahead of the Six Nations, this week's Numbers Game looks at who is not afraid of giving youth its head in the tournament
Six Nations
Jan 25, 2012: "Europe's latest failed quest to lift the sport's biggest prize was finally condemned to the history books with the official launch of this year's Six Nations." Graham Jenkins writes
Six Nations
Jan 25, 2012: "Love him or loathe him you can always rely upon Sir Clive Woodward to tell it like it is and his first utterances on Lancaster are typically perceptive." John Taylor writes
Comment
Jan 25, 2012: "This year's Six Nations represents the biggest danger England have faced in the Championship since they last picked up the Wooden Spoon." Austin Healey writes
Six Nations
Jan 25, 2012: "New coach Philippe Saint-André's no nonsense approach could reap rewards for the XV de France." Ian Moriarty assesses France's Six Nations prospects
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Jan 24, 2012: "Ireland's safety-first attitude is undoubtedly influenced by the RWC seedings, based on ranking positions, which will be determined at the end of the year." Hugh Farrelly writes
Six Nations
Jan 24, 2012: "Wales face what might be termed the 'Jamie Roberts Question' - can performances in the southern hemisphere be matched in the Six Nations back home?" Huw Richards writes
Heineken Cup
Jan 22, 2012: "Some may have you believe that the success of the leading Irish provinces is down to a favourable qualification process but don't be fooled." Graham Jenkins survey the Heineken Cup quarter-final picture
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"Stuart Lancaster's reign as England coach has started with a win, and that's all that matters." ESPN's Austin Healey provides his take on England's opener
"This week I can say I have got as close to time travel as is humanly possible." England Sevens' Chris Cracknell reports back from the latest leg of the HSBC Sevens World Series
"South Africa's rugby issues remain a major challenge, even if the best man for the job has finally been appointed as Springbok coach." Stephen Nell writes
As the dust settles on the first round of ferocious Six Nations action, ESPNscrum casts an eye across the weekend's action to pick the latest Team of the Week
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