The All Black whirlwind abates, but it can still inflate ticket prices

South Africa came within a whisker of ending their 36-Test home run, but New Zealand are still worth a premium to see Match report: New Zealand 14-10 South AfricaTickets for the 2015 Rugby World Cup in England and Cardiff went on sale on Friday and, with a sharp intake of breath at their cost, people began to place their orders. It quickly became an exercise in controlled breathing under pressure because it seemed that the lungs of hard-working, rugby-loving families were to be stretched by a second inhalation. High price was matched by low availability at Twickenham.Its the usual story: the c…