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The jerseys that the teams will wear at Rugby World Cup 2023

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With 50 days to go before the start of the 2023 Rugby World Cup on September 8, Wales became the 16th team to reveal their Rugby World Cup jerseys on Thursday. Their shirts – from kit manufacturer Macron – are said to be inspired by the Welsh national anthem, Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau.

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Macron have also produced the jerseys belonging to Italy, Portugal and Scotland. Nike have also been busy, partnering with Argentina, Fiji and South Africa for the finals.

Seven other manufacturers – Adidas, Asics, Canterbury, Flash, Force XV, Le Coq Sportif and Umbro – account for the nine other countries whose jerseys have so far been revealed.

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England World Cup kit

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England World Cup kit

Namibia, Romania, Georgia and Samoa were the four countries at the time of publishing yet to unveil what they will be wearing at the finals in France, but the Namibians have since joined the party with a BLK outfit.

Rugby World Cup 2023 shirts:
Macron (4) – Italy, Portugal, Scotland, Wales;
Nike (3) – Argentina, Fiji, South Africa;
Canterbury (2) – Ireland, Japan;
Umbro (2) – Chile, England;
Adidas (1) – New Zealand;
Asics (1) – Australia;
Flash (1) – Uruguay;
Force XV (1) – Tonga;
Le Coq Sportif (1) – France.

POOL A: France, New Zealand, Italy, Uruguay, Namibia

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POOL B: South Africa, Ireland, Scotland, Tonga, Romania (pending)

POOL C: Australia, Wales, Fiji, Georgia (pending), Portugal

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POOL D: England, Argentina, Japan, Samoa (pending), Chile

England Rugby World Cup
The England Rugby World Cup jerseys (Photo by RFU)

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Mzilikazi 1 hour ago
The numbers show Super Rugby Pacific just got even tougher

I’m not confident that our Australian sides will set“ the heather on fire” this year, as they say in Scotland, or probably in some households, Dunedin too. Starting with Qld., They should, with the roster they have, be the team to beat in Australia, and a tough assignment for any of the NZ teams, either side of the Tasman.


But so far they have been erratic, brilliant plays interspersed with poor handling, poor decision making, and sheer stupidity. The latter highlighted by both McReight and Daugunu, albeit in different games, handling the ball at the ruck, when lying on the ground. Would like to see a “stupidity fine” for such actions, say $1000.00 for first offence…and that is a serious comment.


I would see this weekend in Christchurch as a tough one for the Reds, especially without LSL still, and now Flook and Uru. Any team with Will Jordan has to be respected.


The Waratahs sit on two wins, but by 1 and five points only. Their roster is strong, but still they don’t look a cohesive team yet. The Force are a far better team this year, and could well cause an upset in this upcoming game.


I think the Brumbies will struggle more this year to get up over the top sides, especially the NZ teams, and away from home. I feel Stephen Larkham has a ceiling as a coach, which he is struggling the breach. Taking on the Blues in Auckland could turn nasty. Vern Cotter’s scrum focus, and success in that aera so far will be a big test for our side.


Where I see th NZ sides, alll of them, ahead of our teams, is the speed and accuracy of their breakdown work. Their scrum halves have a far easier role than any Australian 9. The other area of superiority for the NZ teams is the speed at which they exploit areas, take chances.


Anyway, upset results so far have certainly made this year far more interesting than previous years. Long may this continue.

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