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'Premature' to talk about alternatives to virus-hit Super Rugby

Canterbury Crusaders' Tom Sanders is tackled by Japan Sunwolves' Shogo Nakano and Keisuke Moriya (right) in front of a sparse crowd at Brisbane on Saturday, hours before the Super Rugby season was suspended [COURTESY]

Super Rugby bosses said Sunday it would be "premature" to talk about alternative fixtures after the season was suspended because of the coronavirus, but they had already begun work to find a solution.

"It's a priority but it would be unrealistic to expect answers to those questions in say 48 hours," governing body SANZAAR chairman Brent Impey said.

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