Rugby Championship gets fantasy treatment as New Zealand Rugby doubles down on fan engagement
Fans who enjoyed the first taste of Fantasy Super Rugby can strap themselves in for another round, with the Rugby Championship getting the same treatment later this year.
Headed by New Zealand Rugby (NZR) – in collaboration with Sanzaar partners Australia, Argentina and South Africa – Fantasy Rugby Championship will
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