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Rugby Sevens World Cup

All-time summary by Country

Tournaments by Host

Champions and Locations

Year Competition Result Diff. Total Points City Country #

2022 Sevens World Cup Fiji 29 12 New Zealand 17 41 Cape Town South Africa 1

2018 7th Sevens World Cup New Zealand 33 12 England 21 45 San Francisco United States 2

2013 6th Sevens World Cup New Zealand 33 0 England 33 33 Moscow Russia 3

2009 5th Sevens World Cup Wales 19 12 Argentina 7 31 Dubai UAE 4

2005 4th Sevens World Cup Fiji 29 19 New Zealand 10 48 Hong Kong China 5

2001 3rd Sevens World Cup New Zealand 31 12 Australia 19 43 Mar del Plata Argentina 6

1997 2nd Sevens World Cup Fiji 24 21 South Africa 3 45 Hong Kong China 7

1993 1st Sevens World Cup England 21 17 Australia 4 38 Edinburgh Scotland 8

Year	Competition	Result	Diff.	Total Points	City	Country	#
2022	Sevens World Cup	Fiji	29	12	New Zealand	17	41	Cape Town	South Africa	1
2018	7th Sevens World Cup	New Zealand	33	12	England	21	45	San Francisco	United States	2
2013	6th Sevens World Cup	New Zealand	33	0	England	33	33	Moscow	Russia	3
2009	5th Sevens World Cup	Wales	19	12	Argentina	7	31	Dubai	UAE	4
2005	4th Sevens World Cup	Fiji	29	19	New Zealand	10	48	Hong Kong	China	5
2001	3rd Sevens World Cup	New Zealand	31	12	Australia	19	43	Mar del Plata	Argentina	6
1997	2nd Sevens World Cup	Fiji	24	21	South Africa	3	45	Hong Kong	China	7
1993	1st Sevens World Cup	England	21	17	Australia	4	38	Edinburgh	Scotland	8

Summary of champions:

Country Champion 2nd Place Total

New Zealand 3 2 5

Fiji 3 0 3

England 1 2 3

Wales 1 0 1

Australia 0 2 2

Argentina 0 1 1

Country	Champion	2nd Place	Total
New Zealand	3	2	5
Fiji	3	0	3
England	1	2	3
Wales	1	0	1
Australia	0	2	2
Argentina	0	1	1

About the Rugby Sevens World Cup

The Rugby World Cup Sevens is the premier stand-alone international rugby sevens competition outside the Olympic Games. The event is contested every four years, with tournaments for men's and women's national teams co-hosted at the same venues. It is organised by World Rugby, the sport's governing body.