Rugby: World cup dispute on brink of resolution

The World Cup dispute is set to be resolved ‘within 10 days’.

Fri, 12 Oct, 2001 - 19:36

The World Cup dispute is set to be resolved ‘within 10 days’.

Australia are due to host the event in 2003, with two groups and some knock-out matches also taking place in New Zealand.

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