It took Wales only two minutes to show they had overcome the drama of their former attack coach being sent home amid a betting probe as they opened their Rugby World Cup campaign Monday night with a 43-14 win over Georgia in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture.Jonathan Davies sliced through a huge hole in the Georgia midfield to score the opening try as the Welsh seemed to have put aside the Rob Howley affair to pick up an opening win in Pool D, a group that also includes Australia, Fiji and Uruguay.Justin Tipuric, Josh Adams and Liam Williams also touched down in the first half as Wales made sure the…READ FULL ARTICLE