The International Rugby Board (IRB) has announced the dates for the HSBC Sevens World Series 2013/14, with another season set to kick off on Australia's Gold Coast and climax in London, England.

Fiji have defended their Hong Kong Sevens title in the most dramatic way - coming back from a half time deficit of 19-0 against Wales to claim a famous 26-19 victory.

- Fiji and NZ lead march to Cup quarter-finals
- Portugal and Canada impress to make last eight
- Brazil and Russia among eight to keep core team hopes alive
- Waisale Serevi inducted into IRB Hall of Fame

Waisale Serevi, 'The King of Sevens', is the latest individual to be inducted into the IRB Hall of Fame.

Australian winger Richard Hooper scores last-minute try set up by England Sevens star James Lightfoot-Brown to secure dramatic 21-14 Cup final win over Samurai

Like it or hate it, the Harlem Shake will be shaking down Hong Kong Stadium this weekend.

Trevor Gregory leads praise while legend Serevi tells parents about game's life-changing impact

The Hong Kong Rugby Football Union (HKRFU) is proud to be hosting the biggest (and best) ever Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens in the 38-year history of the tournament.

HKRFU giving away 60 Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens tickets through new Hong Kong Sevens Official Bars & Restaurants network

And so it came to pass that the number seven took over the world. Can rugby Sevens do the same?

If the world were a logical place, men would ride sidesaddle . . . and maybe they wouldn't do a horsey dance that's taken the world by storm. On December 21 last year - the day the Mayan calendar predicted the world was going to end - Gangnam Style became the first ever song to have 1 billion views on YouTube. There might be a message in there somewhere - the musical world has been reborn, or died.

For the Head Coach of the Hong Kong Sevens team, even if Wales are on the pitch, his loyalty is unequivocally with Hong Kong. He tells Robby Nimmo how creating the team currently regarded as Asia's champions is just the beginning.

The Scotland 7s squad got their stay in Hong Kong off to a great start this Saturday with a community coaching session for over 150 youngsters.