A rugby club has made a new international connection after one its balls travelled hundreds of miles before washing up in ...

It was in Rugby in 1823 that, during a game of rowdy football, William Webb Ellis picked up the ball and ran with it. Rules were a lot less fixed then than they are now, but this still caused a ...

The plum shape of the ball became the standard for 19th century rugby ball production ... The views expressed are theirs and unless specifically stated are not those of the BBC or the British Museum.

A rugby ball kicked into the North Sea from a popular British beach has been discovered some 500 miles away in Denmark. The ...

The New Zealand Rugby Museum in Palmerston North has for a long time boasted one of the best collections in the world devoted to the oval ball. In August, after a $2 million upgrade, the museum ...

A RUGBY ball-shaped museum, library and heritage centre, pictured, were yesterday revealed as the focal point of an £80m town centre redevelopment.

The Kenai Dipnet Fest Rugby 10s Tournament has been held at Kenai’s Millennium Square since 2010. Dan Balmer, president of ...

If you could pump this rugby ball full of a itty-bitty amount of air, it would hold over 60 times the volume of a buckyball. The "giant rugby ball" holds over 60 times the volume of a buckyball.