A profile of Wallaby great Simon Poidevin, a player whom Grand Slam-winning coach Alan Jones called "without peer in modern rugby"
Australia
Rugby’s Greatest: Mark Ella
Major teams: Randwick, NSW, Milan Country: Australia Test span: 1980-84 Test caps: 25 (25 starts) Test points: 78 (6T, 3C, 8P, 8DG) Rugby’s Greatest: Mark Ella David Campese calls him…
Rugby’s Greatest: David Campese
With 64 tries in 101 Tests, David Campese was for years the record try-scorer among the leading nations. But mere stats can't do justice to this coruscating Australian talent
Rugby’s Greatest: John Eales
John Eales's influence on rugby was so profound in his ten-year Test career that the second-row is widely regarded as Australia's greatest player
Rugby’s Greatest: Michael Lynagh
Michael Lynagh is one of the greatest fly-halves to pull on the Australia No 10 shirt
Long-term injury: Jim Stewart on recovering from a dislocated neck
Long-term injury: Jim Stewart on recovering from a dislocated neck At the very end of his first full-time season with the Waratahs, centre Jim Stewart made his Super Rugby debut,…
Rugby’s Greatest: George Smith
Eddie Jones calls the Wallaby flanker the greatest player he has coached. George Smith was something special
Michael Cheika quits as Wallabies coach
Michael Cheika quits as Wallabies coach Michael Cheika hit back at reporters when he was asked about his future following Australia’s World Cup exit after a 40-16 defeat by England…
Do Australia need a change in mindset?
Focusing on all-out attack can be at the detriment of results – as their World Cup quarter-final showed
2019 Rugby World Cup Quarter-final: England 40-16 Australia
Find out how England reached the World Cup semi-finals for the first time in 12 years