By Nick Mulvenney SYDNEY (Reuters) -Rugby Australia chief Phil Waugh was disappointed the Wallabies lost the test series ...

The bottom line is that the best of four nations beat the seventh ranked side in the world by one point on aggregate. Had a ...

Should he bulk up a touch then there is no reason why he could not tour with the Lions in four years’ time. Were he in the ...

A flat third Test, with spicy selection debate and brief confusion over who was the proper player of the series, was probably ...

BBC Sport's team in Australia - Chris Jones, Tom English, Lauren Jenkins and Nigel Ringland - reveal their end-of-tour Lions ...

Having witnessed another glorious Lions vs Wallabies Test rugby series I thought I’d share my combined Wallaby and Lions team ...

As Rugby Australia’s executives defended the Wallabies’ strategic planning for the Lions series, former Test playmaker Matt ...

It comes in the lead up to Max Jorgensen’s brilliantly taken turnover try that put the Wallabies 15-0 up in the 55th minute.

Australia's 'why' was too strong for the Lions to whitewash them in a fascinating and competitive series, writes Jonny Holland.

Andy Farrell’s team deserve place in history after a 2-1 series win but return from Australia nursing nagging regrets ...