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29 - 30 NOV
Latest Dubai News
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HSBC SVNS 3: Samoa and Canada head charge to semi-finals on a day of surprises
Samoa head into the semi-finals in Dubai as the only unbeaten side in the men’s HSBC SVNS 3 tournament after an enthralling opening day in the desert
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HSBC SVNS 3: Argentina and South Africa lead way in Dubai
South Africa and Argentina finished top of their respective pools with perfect three-from-three records on the opening day of HSBC SVNS 3 in the desert.
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HSBC SVNS 3: Italy plot great sevens trick
Former Azzurri scrum-half Matteo Mazzantini is the mastermind behind Italy’s bid to return to the upper echelons of sevens rugby after a decade-and-a-half in the wilderness
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HSBC SVNS: Black Ferns Sevens end Australia’s long reign in Dubai
New Zealand outwork defending champions claim first title of the HSBC SVNS season, while Japan make history with their first-ever podium finish
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HSBC SVNS: Double desert glory for New Zealand in Dubai
All Blacks Sevens follow in the footsteps of the Black Ferns Sevens to bag both titles in the first tournament of the HSBC SVNS Series
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HSBC SVNS: France and New Zealand top pools on high-pressure day in Dubai
Last year’s Grand Final champions South Africa and League winners Argentina miss out on Sunday’s semi-final places in Dubai
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HSBC SVNS: Defending champions Australia march into last four with perfect pool run
Australia the only undefeated side on day one of the HSBC SVNS in Dubai as they, New Zealand, Fiji and Canada book their places in the last four of the new-format tournament
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How the revamped global sevens rugby season format works
The HSBC SVNS is back — but the world game has evolved once more, so here’s a little housekeeping for you ahead of the opening event in Dubai this week.
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New look, same spirit: HSBC SVNS is back
A new HSBC SVNS season is about to begin. It looks a little different this year, writes Rikki Swannell, but the essence of the sport remains — and why we love it hasn’t changed.