HSBC SVNS: Mouthwatering clashes await as Valladolid draw is made
Newly-crowned men's champions South Africa will face Australia, Kenya and Great Britain in Valladolid while the Black Ferns Sevens have been pitted with Japan, Brazil and Argentina
Newly-crowned men's champions South Africa will face Australia, Kenya and Great Britain in Valladolid while the Black Ferns Sevens have been pitted with Japan, Brazil and Argentina
Glory for Blitzboks and Black Ferns Sevens as Hong Kong 50-year anniversary is celebrated in style as huge crowds flock to Kai Tak Sports Park.
South Africa end Hong Kong hoodoo in stunning fashion after blitzing Argentina to clinch the first of the three leg of this year’s three-tournament World Championship series
Black Ferns Sevens clinch the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens World Championship series for their sixth title of the season at the magnificent Kai Tak Stadium.
Argentina have the chance to defend their Hong Kong title after reaching the semi-finals along with Spain, South Africa and New Zealand on a thrilling day two of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens
Australia and New Zealand show their class as Canada and France hold their nerve in the women's quarter-finals at the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens at a raucous Kai Tak Stadium
Champions New Zealand on course for quarter-finals after making 100% start with Canada, Australia, USA and France
Argentina, Fiji, France, New Zealand and Australia all claimed two wins apiece on day one of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong SVNS at Kai Tak Sports Park
Tom Mitchell casts an eye over the eight sides heading to Hong Kong after winning promotion from HSBC SVNS 2
As the stars of HSBC SVNS touches down in Hong Kong for the first leg of this year’s three-tournament World Championship series, commentator Rupert Cox and key figures of the game recall their favourite moments from five decades of the legendary tournament
Head coach Osea Kolinisau is confident his charges can match his exploits as a player as the team prepare for action in the sevens mecca, writes Luke Norman
Twenty-four teams descend on the iconic Kai Tak Stadium as the race for World Championship glory begins in Hong Kong across 17-19 April.
How the HSBC SVNS Series turned into a two-horse race between the Black Ferns Sevens and their rivals from across the Tasman Sea, Australia
Amid the glitz and sevens glamour of the HSBC SVNS World Championship opener, Hong Kong China’s men and women prepare to defend unusual trophies that have fast become the spiritual high point of the annual Kai Tak Stadium rugby weekend,
HSBC SVNS 2 Series success in Nairobi and comfortable qualification for the three-leg HSBC SVNS World Championships, which kicks off in Hong Kong on 17 April, has confirmed the optimism around the fast-rising Europeans
With all qualified teams now confirmed, the top men’s and women’s sevens rugby nations head to the game’s spiritual Hong Kong home for the first of three season-ending HSBC World Championship tournaments.
It took until the 90th and final match of the three-tournament HSBC SVNS 2 Series to decide the final team in the three-tournament HSBC SVNS World Championship Series.