COLOMBO, Sri Lanka – The Asia Rugby Emirates Sevens Series 2026 is reaching its exciting conclusion as Round 2 continues in Colombo on October 17 and 18, bringing together Asia’s leading men’s and women’s rugby sevens teams for a weekend of high-intensity international competition.
The tournament is being held at the Racecourse Stadium, with 24 national teams competing across the men’s and women’s divisions. A total of 72 matches are scheduled over the two-day event, with teams battling for crucial series points and the overall championship.
Sri Lanka is hosting the final leg after the opening round in Suzhou, China, in August. The Colombo tournament will determine the 2026 series champions, adding further significance to every match as teams look to finish their campaigns on a high note.
The home crowd will be eager to see Sri Lanka’s men’s and women’s teams deliver strong performances against formidable regional opponents. The competition also provides an important opportunity for emerging rugby nations to test themselves against established Asian sides.
Japan, Hong Kong China, China, the United Arab Emirates, India, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and other competing nations are contributing to a highly competitive international field.
Rugby sevens, known for its speed, physical intensity and exciting attacking play, promises plenty of action for spectators throughout the final round.
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With the series title at stake, Colombo is set to provide a fitting stage for the conclusion of the 2026 Asia Rugby Emirates Sevens Series.
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