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Expert Witness: Nick Easter's five talking points ahead of the Rugby World Cup's opening weekend - Vimarsana News

Expert Witness: Nick Easter's five talking points ahead of the Rugby World Cup's opening weekend

Former England international Nick Easter gives his thoughts on the opening weekend of the upcoming Rugby World Cup in France.

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Boks vs Scotland: Why they need this scalp in World Cup pool - Vimarsana News

Boks vs Scotland: Why they need this scalp in World Cup pool

As the Boks vs Scotland clash looms, we spell out what it will take for the team to clinch a second successive World Cup title in France.

RWC Backs Power Rankings: 'Cohesive, smart' Ireland edge ABs, the glimmer of hope for unproven Wallabies - Vimarsana News

RWC Backs Power Rankings: 'Cohesive, smart' Ireland edge ABs, the glimmer of hope for unproven Wallabies

Pack strength in sufficient depth is a prerequisite to get to a semifinal in the Rugby World Cup. Then, magic and nerve is needed…

RWC Backs Power Rankings: 'Cohesive, smart' Ireland edge ABs, the glimmer of hope for unproven Wallabies - Vimarsana News

RWC Backs Power Rankings: 'Cohesive, smart' Ireland edge ABs, the glimmer of hope for unproven Wallabies

Pack strength in sufficient depth is a prerequisite to get to a semifinal in the Rugby World Cup. Then, magic and nerve is needed…

Springbok strength in depth boosts hopes of retaining World Cup - Vimarsana News

Springbok strength in depth boosts hopes of retaining World Cup

Strength in depth among forwards and backs has South Africans believing that captain Siya Kolisi and his Springboks can successfully defend in France the Rugby World Cup they won four years ago.Teams usually choose five forward and three back replacements, but at the 2019 World Cup, the Springboks picked six forwards and just two backs.

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