The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of disruption all over the world, especially in terms of sports and other live events.

With Premiership and Championship sides given the green light to return to their training grounds early last week, it is predicted that the top-flight will be resuming in August, but in Hong Kong, they are already up and running.

Speaking in the wake of their heart-breaking loss to South Korea, Hong Kong Sevens player and former University of Bath student Hugo Stiles chatted to Joe Harvey.

The traditional Hong Kong’s 10s tournament has been cancelled for next year due to the current political problems in the country.

Seven years after leaving Nottingham for pastures new in Hong Kong, Joe Harvey spoke with Craig Hammond about his career in England, his role with the Hong Kong National team and about his involvement with one of rugby union’s latest formats, Global Rapid Rugby

Joe Harvey chats to former Rosslyn Park player and coach Scott Sneddon about his experience in the National League and life in Hong Kong.

World Rugby have confirmed that the 20th team at the 2019 World Cup will be decided in a repechage tournament that will take place in Marseille.

UBB Gavekal retained the Bill Burgess Cup after Fijian Sevens star Leveni Kurimalawai secured the title in the hotly contested final against Tradition YCAC.

Penguins Captain Kiri Kiri heaped praise onto Scottish side Projecx Waterboys following their 12-12 draw in the final game of Pool B.

The opening day of Women's World Cup at UCD Bowl in Dublin on Wednesday saw Canada, England and France top the respective pools.

Which of these seven is your favourite from the 2016 Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens?

In a rematch of the 2013 finalists, Penguins again prevailed, beating Samurai with the first score of the match after a brutally draining Cup final moved into the second period of extra-time.

The England Sevens team lost in the final of one of the world’s most famous sevens tournaments – the Hong Kong Sevens – 26-7 to New Zealand, who have now moved back to the top of the HSBC World Sevens Series standings.

The draw for the Hong Kong Women's 7s has taken place with Canada, England, Australia and USA seeded as the top four sides in the four-pool competition.