Template:World Rugby Rankings

Men's World Rugby Rankings
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Top 30 as of 11 November 2024^[1]
Rank	Change^[i]	Team	Points
1	1	South Africa	092.46
2	1	New Zealand	091.21
3	2	Ireland	090.58
4		France	086.96
5	1	Argentina	085.60
6	1	Scotland	082.70
7	2	England	082.62
8	1	Australia	081.14
9	1	Fiji	080.07
10	2	Italy	078.67
11		Wales	075.04
12		Georgia	074.10
13		Samoa	072.68
14		Japan	072.31
15		Portugal	068.82
16	3	United States	067.49
17	1	Spain	067.10
18	2	Tonga	066.87
19	2	Uruguay	066.58
20		Romania	062.62
21		Chile	061.60
22		Canada	060.81
23		Hong Kong	060.40
24		Russia	058.06
25		Namibia	057.87
26	4	Brazil	057.40
27	1	Netherlands	057.28
28	1	Belgium	056.51
29		Zimbabwe	056.33
30	2	Switzerland	056.04

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See or edit source data.

Source: World Rugby^[1]
Graph updated to 11 November 2024

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This template uses Lua:

Module:SportsRankings (sandbox)

Usage

This template is meant to help quickly update the World Rugby Rankings for all men's national rugby union teams of World Rugby, displayed in the infobox on each national team article. When given a country code, the template outputs the WBSC World Ranking of a country, along with a movement indicator (increase, decrease, or steady), and by how many spots a country moves, if applicable. The date of the rankings is also listed, along with a reference to the rankings from WBSC's website.

If desired, the World Rugby ranking reference can be used elsewhere in the article using the name "World Rugby Rankings" (i.e. <ref name="World Rugby Rankings"/>).

Parameters

1 (unnamed): WBSC country code
mdy: Switches dates to month-day-year format

Example

An example of the code used to display the ranking of Argentina:

{{World Rugby Rankings|Argentina}}

This code produces the following:

Men's World Rugby Rankings
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Top 30 as of 11 November 2024^[1]
Rank	Change^[i]	Team	Points
1	1	South Africa	092.46
2	1	New Zealand	091.21
3	2	Ireland	090.58
4		France	086.96
5	1	Argentina	085.60
6	1	Scotland	082.70
7	2	England	082.62
8	1	Australia	081.14
9	1	Fiji	080.07
10	2	Italy	078.67
11		Wales	075.04
12		Georgia	074.10
13		Samoa	072.68
14		Japan	072.31
15		Portugal	068.82
16	3	United States	067.49
17	1	Spain	067.10
18	2	Tonga	066.87
19	2	Uruguay	066.58
20		Romania	062.62
21		Chile	061.60
22		Canada	060.81
23		Hong Kong	060.40
24		Russia	058.06
25		Namibia	057.87
26	4	Brazil	057.40
27	1	Netherlands	057.28
28	1	Belgium	056.51
29		Zimbabwe	056.33
30	2	Switzerland	056.04

^ Change from the previous week

Source: World Rugby^[1]
Graph updated to 11 November 2024

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "Men's World Rankings". World Rugby. Retrieved 11 November 2024.

Updating

The main template page is not meant to be updated. The rankings should be updated at Module:SportsRankings/data/World Rugby Rankings. To update the template, first update the day and month (along with the year if necessary) to the date of the current World Rugby Rankings. Then add a country's new position, along with how many spots they moved (e.g. 2 for increase of two positions, 0 for no movement, -5 for decrease of two positions).

All positions can be quickly updated using a spreadsheet. For example, after copying the entire table from World Rugby's ranking list, the following formula can be used in an external spreadsheet to generate the code necessary to update the data page (given the WBSC rankings begin in cell A1):

="| {{subst:str sub old|"&B1&"|0|3}} = "&A1&" | {{subst:str sub old|"&B1&"|0|3}}_move = "&E1

The code generated can be saved on the data page, and the rankings will be updated. Once the cache of a national team page is purged, the updated ranking will be displayed.

The above documentation is transcluded from Template:World Rugby Rankings/doc.
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox and testcases pages.
Add categories to the /doc subpage. Subpages of this template.

[2] Change from the previous week

[3] Change from the previous week

[runion_rankings-1] "Men's World Rankings". World Rugby. Retrieved 11 November 2024.

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