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Worcester Warriors Women have withdrawn from this season's league and cup competitionswith immediate effect.

Craig Lingard will take over as Castleford Tigers’ head coach for the 2024 Betfred Super League season, with Danny McGuire as his assistant.

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A look back Wigan Warriors' route to their first Super League title since 2018.

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Keith Earls has confirmed his retirement from rugby with immediate effect, bringing an end to his career with Munster and Ireland.

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Ella Wyrwas will make her first start for England when the Red Roses take on Australia in the opening match of the inaugural WXV1 tournament on Friday. 

Rassie Erasmus expects semi-final opponents England to have "some beef" with South Africa due to their defeat in the last World Cup final.

Eddie Jones said he is committed to coaching Australia for the long haul and has stood by his ill-fated youth policy that saw the Wallabies crash to their earliest World Cup exit.

Matt Peet was a 14-year-old Wigan Warriors fan when he watched the Cherry and Whites triumph 10-4 over Leeds Rhinos in the first Super League Grand Final in 1998.