(Reuters) - The Canterbury Crusaders are expected to set the pace in the second edition of Super Rugby Aotearoa as New Zealand's domestic competition tinkers with rule changes and braces for COVID-19-related disruptions.
The Crusaders wrapped up last year's inaugural tournament with a game to spare, handing coach Scott Robertson a fourth successive title after a hat-trick of championships in the broader Super Rugby competition.
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