ThePapare Offload - Jayan & Jivan talk about Japan's miracle win and more in depth on the first round of RWC 2015.

New captain Sam Cane led the All Blacks' B team on a nine-try blitz to demolish  Namibia 58-14 in the World Cup on Thursday. 

I could talk about the highly impressive opening ceremony – the first I’ve seen live – or the shambolic performances of the nervous match officials in the England game, but let’s concentrate on the rugby and Japan.

Code Swappers, fly halves, attackers and defenders by "Jayan Goonathilake" ‪#‎RWC15‬

Will the host nation England escape the pool of death? How much will Leigh Halfpenny's injury cost Warren Gatland's men. Can Michael Cheika take the Wallabies into the third Rugby World Cup glory? Will Fiji go into the knockouts? ‪#‎RWC15

Graham Henry looks down at the grass of Eden Park. So many matches, so many memories. One wells up above the others. 23 October, 2011, the World Cup final, New Zealand 8, France 7.

In October 1972 the Uruguayan All Christian rugby team was flying to Chile to play a friendly match. They crashed in the middle of the Andes but survived in a brutal environment for a human being.

He is the "good Kiwi bloke" who is the "inspirational and uncompromising" captain of the world's greatest rugby team.

Rolling into the second week, the All Black’s visit to Ellis Park was the headline grabber, and the game did not disappoint as rugby fans the world-over were treated to yet another All Black-Springbok classic.