HSBC Sevens World Series

The final squads have been confirmed for the final round of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series, taking place in Paris on 1-2 June. VIEW FINAL SQUADS >> The race for the series title is hotter than ever with only two points separating Fiji (164) and USA (162) in first and second

All Blacks Sevens prepared for tough challenge at HSBC London Sevens The All Blacks Sevens are in England and preparing to face three home nations on day one of the HSBC Sevens, drawn in Pool C alongside Scotland, Ireland and England. The All Blacks Sevens team is; 1. Scott Curry (c) 2. Tim Mikkelson

Fiji created history by securing a fifth consecutive title in Hong Kong with a 21-7 victory over France in the Cup final at the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens. Over the course of three scintillating days of action, Gareth Baber's side enthralled the crowd as they achieved something that no other

World Rugby’s 2018/19 Sevens Series continues in Hong Kong on 5, 6 and 7 April and there’s plenty of excitement ahead of this year’s tournament. A total of 28 captains gathered in front of Hong Kong’s iconic harbour skyscrapers ahead of the main tournament and the World Rugby Sevens Series Qualifier

USA retained their title in Las Vegas with a 27-0 victory over Samoa in the Cup final and become the outright leaders on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2019. Three scintillating days of action at the Sam Boyd Stadium saw the home team finish on top of the world and

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Fiji retained their title at the HSBC New Zealand Sevens and won their second tournament in succession on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2019 as a result of an emphatic weekend in Hamilton. The defending champions had looked electric from the very first moment that they stepped onto the park