OITA, Japan (Reuters) - The All Blacks do not possess "plans C, D and E" to continue their global domination and would rather just make sure they execute Plans A and B at a level higher than any other team, assistant coach Ian Foster said on Saturday.
The three-time world champions are in the middle of a comparatively long layoff during their Pool B Rugby World Cup campaign with their next match against Canada in Oita on Wednesday.
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