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You are here: Home / News / Sport / Rugby World Cup 2023 Standings 2 October 2023

Rugby World Cup 2023 Standings 2 October 2023

2 October 2023 by Alan

The team standings, by Pool, after 1 October 2023. South African supporters will walk with a spring in their step today after reading that South Africa – on 15 – has the highest points in the tournament thus far. Not far behind are: Ireland (14), Wales (14), England (14) and hosts France (13).

Pool A:

  1. France – 13
  2. New Zealand – 10
  3. Italy – 10
  4. Uruguay – 5
  5. Namibia – 0

Pool B:

  1. South Africa – 15
  2. Ireland – 14
  3. Scotland – 10
  4. Tonga – 0
  5. Romania – 0

Pool C:

  1. Wales – 14
  2. Australia – 11
  3. Fiji – 10
  4. Georgia – 3
  5. Portugal – 2

Pool D:

  1. England – 14
  2. Argentina – 9
  3. Japan – 9
  4. Samoa – 6
  5. Chile – 0

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  1. Lady Petal

    1 September 2026 at 7:58 am

    Sanath Jayasuriya has more ODI wickets than Shane Warne.

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    27 August 2026 at 8:49 pm

    Sport Trivia: Graeme Pollock is considered to be one of the greatest batsmen of all-time. What was his test batting average when he retired?Answer: 60.97. He made his Test debut at the age of 19, and in just 41 tests he scored 2484 runs at an average of 60.97, with five centuries and 15 fifties. He also captured 47 wickets at an average 39.55 runs per wicket. Sadly, his test career was cut short when, at the age of twenty six, an international sporting ban was imposed on South Africa as a result of Apartheid. He was arguably the greatest left-handed batsman the world has yet seen.

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