Canada proved far too strong for Japan at the Women's Rugby World Cup in New Zealand on Sunday, running out 41-5 winners in their opening Pool B clash.Maki Takano's fifth-minute try made it 5-5, but that was as good as it got for 13th-ranked Japan against the world No. 3 side at Northland Events Centre in Whangarei.Hooker Emily Tuttosi starred with a hat-trick of tries for Canada, who got on the board little more than a minute into the contest when Paige Farries went over from a charge down of Japan wing Komachi Imakugi's kick.Scrumhalf Brianna Miller accounted for two of Canada's seven tri…READ FULL ARTICLE
