Those volcanic eruptions from Mount Twickenham raise the seismic prospect of a World Cup like no other from start to finish.
A weekend of historic dimension has set the tectonic plates of the old game spinning as never before, leaving New Zealand’s Shaky Islands, at one end of the planet, shakier still and England, at the other, not knowing whether they are coming or going.
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