WELLINGTON (AFP) - New Zealand's Super Rugby teams will launch a domestic competition next month after the government eased strict coronavirus lockdown restrictions, officials said on Monday (May 11).. Read more at straitstimes.com.
WELLINGTON - New Zealand's Super Rugby teams will launch a domestic competition next month after the government eased strict coronavirus lockdown restrictions, officials said on Monday .
Australia are weighing a similar five-team domestic competition, although no firm start date has been announced. Governing body Sanzaar suspended Super Rugby in mid-March as the pandemic closed international borders.
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