World 12s: World Rugby "do not wish to explore concept further"
A progressive 12-a-side rivalry got ready for the following year seems to have been killed off by World Rugby.
The World 12s was dispatched in September with coordinators promising to produce £250m of pay to the game.
After conference with partners, World Rugby "don't wish to investigate the idea further as of now".
A World Rugby representative said the game's need was "propelling conversations" on a "agreeable yearly global schedule".
The representative said: "This is a position supported by the World Rugby chief advisory group and expert game panel, which incorporates delegates from across the tip top people's down."
In any case, sources at World 12s have told the BBC they are not yet "raising the white banner" and say the issue is more around the circumstance of the youngster competition than the actual idea.
The competition's recently designated CEO Rowena Samarasinhe said: "World 12s has been, and keeps on being, in customary contact with World Rugby.
"The difficulties around the worldwide schedule are notable. World 12s is a drawn out project and will develop throughout the long term.
"We are hopeful that, even inside the limitations presented by the current schedule, World 12s will actually want to have a competition in August 2022 that incorporates some of the game's driving players, who won't be affected by installation conflicts around then."
Supported by lights, for example, World Cup-winning mentors Steve Hansen and Jake White, the World 12s expected to dispatch next August in rugby's likeness the Indian Premier League.
Be that as it may, the declaration sucker punched the game's specialists, while it is likewise perceived CVC - the capital value monster which has a business traction in the Premiership, the United Rugby Championship and the Six Nations - were additionally not counseled and don't uphold the endeavor.
The competition - due to be held in England - was expected to happen across three ends of the week and element 192 of the world's best players, picked by means of sale to address eight establishments.
