July 19 (Reuters) - Namibia backline coach Pieter Rossouw believes his side are showing improvement as they move towards a daunting World Cup campaign that includes a meeting with defending champions ...

This is the one Uruguay and Namibia have been waiting for. The one Rugby World Cup matchup they truly believe they can win. Both teams are winless heading into the Pool A game on Wednesday in Lyon.

Success at the Rugby World Cup is measured very differently by New Zealand and Namibia. For New Zealand, the tournament is a good one only if the cup is won. For Namibia, its mere presence in France ...