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World Rugby has confirmed the HSBC SVNS schedule for the Series and World Championship for 2027, with all 2026 host cities returning as the global celebration of rugby sevens continues to build momentum on the road to qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
Blitzboks become the first side to claim back-to-back titles in South Africa, while Australia overpower the Black Ferns Sevens to avenge their defeat in Dubai.
Blitzboks become the first team to win consecutive Cape Town titles with a late Christie Grobbelaar winner in a thrilling final
New Zealand fightback was too little too late after Australia had raced into a 26-0 lead early in the final’s second half
Wallaroos, Black Ferns Sevens and Blitzboks go unbeaten on a dramatic opening day of HSBC SVNS rugby in Cape Town, while Argentina look forward to a semi-final outing after finishing eighth in the desert last weekend
Hosts South Africa will take on France in the last four, while Argentina will play Fiji as Spain are left to rue conceding a late penalty
Dubai finalists New Zealand and France look to be on a collision course for a second final in as many HSBC SVNS tournaments, after both going unbeaten on the opening day of the HSBC SVNS Series in Cape Town.
The rejuvenated New Zealand sevens teams couldn’t have asked for much better than double success in Dubai. But how do they kick on from here, asks Rikki Swannell
Former England and Great Britain 7s captain and silver medal-winning Olympian Tom Mitchell picks out a quartet of rising stars you need to know as the HSBC SVNS Series drives into Cape Town