Three into two will not go – as England, Wales and Australia have long realised | Graham Henry

A trio of the world’s top teams make up Pool A at the Rugby World Cup, with a much-improved Fiji maybe holding the balance of powerThe waiting is almost over. The 2015 World Cup, which promises to be the most closely fought yet, starts at Twickenham on Friday night when the hosts, England take on Fiji, who look far stronger and more organised than they were four years ago, and are unfortunate to find themselves in what has been dubbed the pool of death.It contains three of the top teams in the world: England, Wales and Australia. One will miss out on the quarter‑finals and while it is hard to …