Sydney — It was in the third minute of the 1995 World Cup semifinal between New Zealand and England in Cape Town that rugby changed forever.

All Black scrumhalf Graeme Bachop picked the ball out of a ruck in midfield and flung a long, wild pass to his left, forcing a 20-year-old winger playing his sixth Test to pick it up off the bounce...

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