Wellington — New Zealand Rugby’s broadcast partner is hoping the domestic competition being planned to replace the suspended Super Rugby championship includes an international element at some stage.

The 25th season of Super Rugby was put on hold indefinitely after last weekend’s seventh round because of the coronavirus pandemic when the New Zealand government enforced 14-day self-isolation for anyone entering the country...

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