Wales put themselves in pole position to top Pool D at the Rugby World Cup on Sunday with a 29-25 victory over Australia in Tokyo.In a game with a number of contentious high tackle rulings, the Welsh withstood a superb comeback from the Australians, who had strong local support thanks to their numerous connections with Japanese club sides."It was a typical Wales-Australia clash that went down to the wire," said Wales coach Warren Gatland, adding that the pool was "in our own destiny."Australia captain Michael Hooper rued his side's first-half performance, particularly the way they let Wales…READ FULL ARTICLE
