New Zealand Rugby is one of New Zealand's largest sports organisations, committed to ensuring that our national game, rugby is run smoothly and effectively at all levels, all over New Zealand.
Rugby union is so popular in New Zealand that it’s the country’s unofficial national sport. In fact, New Zealand is home to over 500 clubs, 140,000 registered players and 2,300 referees. Rugby union has been played in New Zealand since the 1870s, but various early versions of the sp...
From grass roots to international super-teams, New Zealand rugby forms the sporting backbone of the nation, and Kiwis are proud and passionate rugby fans.
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1. Rugby Union Rugby Union is one of the most popular sports in New Zealand. The game is played by two teams, with each team having 15 players. The objective of the game is to score more points than the opponent team. There are many variations of rugby union. One of the most ...
Rugby World Cup 2003 winner and global ambassador for Capgemini, Jonny Wilkinson, experienced first-hand how technology can transform a sport. From changes in kit, to in-depth data analysis, technology has empowered players and coaches to create the modern game of today. ...
The Rugby (英式橄榄球) World Cup is currently being held in New Zealand. The tournament, due to finish on October 23, is living up to the famous English saying, “Rugby is a thug's (暴徒) game played gentlemen. ” The games are physically aggressive; the tackles (冲撞) on the pitch ...
NZ Wheelchair Rugby organise and support quality social and competitive wheelchair rugby competitions, tournaments, events (domestic & international)
Theyare one of the best rugby teams in the world.The players of the AllBlacks,NewZealand's national rugby team,arestrong,smartand fast.But,infact,theywin many of their games before the first whistle even blows. Beforethe game,duringwarmups,theAll Blacks players gather in a semicircle.The...
There was an increase in the frequency of rugby union spinal injuries worldwide during the 1970s and early 1980s. The United Kingdom and Australia have sin... PT Haylen - 《Med J Aust》 被引量: 166发表: 2004年 Potentially avoidable hospitalisations in New Zealand, 1989-98 Objective: To...