Michael Cheika has long craved a second shot at the Wallabies, pretty much right from the moment he stepped down after Australia's Rugby World Cup quarterfinal defeat in 2019.

Former Wallabies head coach Michael Cheika has identified what they need to do before they can become a force in the ...

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Former Wallabies and Argentina boss Michael Cheika believes that the two Test matches against the Springboks in New Zealand ...

No one could spit the dummy at a post-match press conference like Michael Cheika. 'I don't want to show people who I am' On the face of it, Cheika's decision to coach Lebanon's national team, the ...

Argentina coach Michael Cheika was not getting carried away with the victory over the Wallabies on Saturday and said he would have been happy even if the Pumas had not scored a late try to win the ...

Michael Cheika will step down as Leicester Tigers head coach when his contract expires at the end of the season. The 57-year-old took the job last summer on a one-year deal after being appointed ...

A fuming Michael Cheika declared the decision to send Dan Cole to the sin bin as “embarrassing for the game” after Leicester Tigers suffered a narrow Premiership rugby final defeat to Bath.

Former Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has signed on to help Argentina in the Rugby Championship, the South Americans said Friday, putting him in competition with his old team.

Michael Hooper will return to lead the Wallabies in his 99th test as Cheika persists with his backrow strategy of playing David Pocock, a regular openside, at No. 6.

New Argentina coach Michael Cheika says he has had to try and reign in his new charges this week and tone down the ferocity of their training amid the excitement of a first home test in almost ...

Australia coach Michael Cheika watches as his team warm up before the Rugby World Cup quarterfinal match at Oita Stadium between England and Australia in Oita, Japan, Saturday, Oct. 19, 2019.