World Rugby has today (Wednesday) announced that Australia, England, France, New Zealand, Portugal and Wales have confirmed their intention to bid for the 2021 Women’s World Cup.
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World Rugby unveils expansion of women’s World Cup to 16 teams from 2025
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World Rugby announces new Women’s World Cup qualification route
World Rugby has today (Friday) announced details of a new qualification pathway for the 2021 Women’s Rugby World Cup, which will be held in New Zealand.
Russia retains Rugby World Cup hosting ambition
The Russian Rugby Federation (RRF) has said it plans to submit a bid for the 2027 Rugby World Cup, irrespective of sanctions set to be placed on the country with regards the hosting of major sporting events
World Rugby introduces more transparent voting for men’s and women’s World Cups
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