Wellington — With a host of leading players departing after the World Cup in Japan, Super Rugby’s administrators will be under more pressure this season as they look to win back fans and television viewers before a shake-up to the competition from 2021.

Crowds and viewing figures have steadily tracked downwards in recent years with pundits pointing to a confusing conference system and fewer competitive matches...

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