Wallabies enter Rugby World Cup with consistency under scrutiny | Bret Harris

Putting winning runs together has always been key but in this most even of World Cups, losing a pool game may not be catastrophicThe Rugby World Cup has always been a tournament that, above all else, demands consistency. In the previous eight editions, the teams that lifted the Webb Ellis Cup won all of their games – pool and knockout. In the first four World Cups the winning team won six games in a row; the last four tournaments the champion side won seven straight. Related: Wallabies go with Pocock-Hooper combination for World Cup opener Related: James Horwill: 'If the Wallabies turn up, t…