Rugby Championship 2022 Live Streaming: TV Schedule, Dates & Time

In this article, you will know how to watch the Rugby Championship 2022 live stream and full match replays on your smart devices around the world.

The 2022 Rugby Championship is an annual international rugby union event hosted by four teams Australia, Argentina, South Africa, and New Zealand. The competition first took place in 1996, when New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa were played and then the tournament was called the Tri-Nations.

The All Blacks beat the Wallabies and Springboks at home and away to win their first Tri-Nation title.

In 2012, Argentina joined the competition and since then the Rugby championship has been a four-team competition.

In 2020, South Africa was unable to play in the competition due to the pandemic outbreak, so that year Australia, Argentina, and New Zealand played three teams competition that year.

When And Where Will Be Held The Rugby Championship In 2022?

The 2022 Rugby Championship will begin on 6 August when Springboks will play against All Blacks at Mbombela Stadium. Then Argentina will face off Australia in Mendoza.

Those games will be repeated seven days later, due to the reorganization of the format, when the Springboks take on the All Blacks in Johannesburg and the Wallabies take on the Los Cougars in San Juan.

After a week of inactivity, the Springboks travel to Adelaide to play Australia, and the same day Argentina takes on the All Blacks in Christchurch.

Those matches will also be repeated on September 3, when New Zealand will battle Argentina in Hamilton, ahead of the Wallabies host Springboks in Sydney.

On Thursday, September 15, round 5 will start, when New Zealand will play against Australia at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne. After two days, Argentina will take on Springboks in Buenos Aires

These games will be reversed in the final round when New Zealand takes on the Wallabies at Eden Park before the 2022 Rugby Championship concludes in Durban, where South Africa takes on Argentina.

Rugby Championship 2022 Fixtures

2022 Rugby Championship Teams Squads

New Zealand: Sevu Reece (Crusaders), Will Jordan (Crusaders), Akira Ioane (Blues), Nepo Laulala (Blues), George Bower (Crusaders), Codie Taylor (Crusaders), Stephen Perofeta (Blues), Jack Goodhue (Crusaders), Samuel Whitelock (Crusaders), Dalton Papalii (Blues), Leicester Fainga’anuku (Crusaders), Beauden Barrett (Blues), Ardie Savea (Hurricanes), Sam Cane (Captain – Chiefs), Caleb Clarke (Blues), Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Blues), Folau Fakatava (Highlanders), Shannon Frizell (Highlanders), Angus Ta’avao (Chiefs), Samisoni Taukeiaho (Chiefs), Finlay Christie (Blues), Richie Mo’unga (Crusaders), Patrick Tuipulotu (Blues),Dane Coles (Hurricanes), David Havili (Crusaders), Aidan Ross (Chiefs), Brodie Retallick (Chiefs), Ethan de Groot (Highlanders), Aaron Smith (Highlanders), Fletcher Newell (Crusaders), Scott Barrett (Crusaders), Tupou Vaa’i (Chiefs), Hoskins Sotutu (Blues), Rieko Ioane (Blues), Quinn Tupaea (Chiefs), Jordie Barrett (Hurricanes), 

Australia: Tom Wright (Brumbies), Lachlan Lonergan (Brumbies), Hunter Paisami (Queensland Reds), Harry Wilson (Queensland Reds), Fraser McReight (Queensland Reds), Matt Gibbon (Melbourne Rebels), Noah Lolesio (Brumbies), Folau Fainga'a (Brumbies), Michael Hooper (c) (NSW Waratahs), James O’Connor (Queensland Reds), Rory Arnold (TBC), Jock Campbell (Queensland Reds), Matt Philip (Melbourne Rebels), David Porecki (NSW Waratahs), Quade Cooper (Kintetsu Liners), Taniela Tupou (Queensland Reds), Rob Valetini (Brumbies), Nic White (Brumbies), Pone Fa'amausili (Melbourne Rebels), Pete Samu (Brumbies), Marika Koroibete (Saitama Wild Knights), Tate McDermott (Queensland Reds), Nick Frost (Brumbies), Jordan Petaia (Queensland Reds), Suliasi Vunivalu (Queensland Reds), James Slipper (Brumbies), Darcy Swain (Brumbies), Irae Simone (Brumbies), Lalakai Foketi (Waratahs), Jake Gordon (NSW Waratahs), Reece Hodge (Melbourne Rebels), Tom Robertson (Western Force), Jed Holloway (NSW Waratahs), Len Ikitau (Brumbies), Rob Leota (Melbourne Rebels), Allan Alaalatoa (Brumbies),

Argentina: Benjamin Urdapilleta (Castres), Nicolas Sanchez (Stade Francais), Marcos Kremer (Stade Francais), Emiliano Boffelli (Edinburgh), Francisco Gomez Kodela (Lyon OU), Matias Alemanno (Gloucester), Agustin Creevy (London Irish), Juan Martin Gonzalez (London Irish), Joel Sclavi (La Rochelle), Rodrigo Bruni (Brive), Mayco Vivas (Jaguares XV), Thomas Gallo (Benetton Treviso), Facundo Isa (Toulon), Tomas Lavanini (Clermont Auvergne), Julian Montoya (Leicester Tigers), Santiago Grondona (Exeter Chiefs), Santiago Medrano (Worcester Warriors), Lautaro Bazan Velez (Rovigo), Joaquin Oviedo (Perpignan), Pablo Matera (unattached), Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro (Benetton Treviso), Ignacio Ruiz (Jaguares XV), Santiago Carreras (Gloucester), Gonzalo Bertranou (Dragons), Lucas Paulos (Brive), Matias Orlando (Newcastle Falcons), Lucio Cinti (London Irish), Juan Cruz Mallía (Toulouse), Santiago Cordero (Bordeaux Begles), Tomas Cubelli (Biarritz), Jeronimo de la Fuente (Perpignan), Juan Imhoff (Racing 92), Matias Moroni (Leicester Tigers), Lucas Mensa (Mont-de-Marsan), 

South Africa: Damian Willemse (DHL Stormers), Kurt-Lee Arendse (Vodacom Bulls), Lukhanyo Am (Cell C Sharks), Duane Vermeulen (Ulster), Evan Roos (DHL Stormers), Eben Etzebeth (Cell C Sharks), Malcolm Marx (Kubota Spears), Bongi Mbonambi (Cell C Sharks), Andre Esterhuizen (Harlequins), Frans Steyn (Toyota Cheetahs), Deon Fourie (DHL Stormers), Marvin Orie (DHL Stormers), Grant Williams (Cell C Sharks), Jaden Hendrikse (Cell C Sharks), Franco Mostert (Honda Heat), Willie le Roux (Toyota Verblitz), Lood de Jager (Wild Knights), Siya Kolisi (Cell C Sharks), Thomas du Toit (Cell C Sharks), Vincent Koch (Wasps), Makazole Mapimpi (Cell C Sharks), Joseph Dweba (DHL Stormers), Damian de Allende (Wild Knights), Ruan Nortje (Vodacom Bulls), Warrick Gelant (Racing 92), Handre Pollard (Leicester Tigers), Kwagga Smith (Shizuoka Blue Revs), Elrigh Louw (Vodacom Bulls), Salmaan Moerat (DHL Stormers), Jesse Kriel (Cannon Eagles), Trevor Nyakane (Racing 92), Pieter-Steph du Toit (Toyota Verblitz), Elton Jantjies (NTT Docomo Red Hurricanes), Steven Kitshoff (DHL Stormers), Herschel Jantjies (DHL Stormers),  Frans Malherbe (DHL Stormers), Ntuthuko Mchunu (Cell C Sharks), Faf de Klerk (Canon Eagles), Ox Nche (Cell C Sharks), Jasper Wiese (Leicester Tigers), Rynhardt Elstadt (Toulouse), 

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