The latest rugby stories making headlines on Tuesday, November 3…

Former Wales fly-half Dan Biggar stated that Steve Tandy's side must secure a convincing victory against Japan before targeting results against New Zealand and Australia. Meanwhile, England head coach Steve Borthwick faces major scrum-half disruption after Alex Mitchell and Archie McParland were ruled out of Sunday's autumn opener against Australia due to hamstring and calf injuries, prompting call-ups for Ben Spencer and Harry Randall.
In addition to England's half-back setbacks, fly-half Fin Smith is managing a calf strain, while hooker Kepueli Tuipulotu was replaced by Theo Dan following a knee injury. Scotland also confirmed injury blows ahead of their clash with New Zealand, losing Jamie Ritchie and Elliot Millar Mills to knee problems and calling up Ollie Blyth-Lafferty, Freddy Douglas, and D'arcy Rae.
Welsh rugby player to retire next month for new career as announcement madeWales Online
I couldn’t see myself with another badge – ChessumBBC
Ex-Maori All Black joins 8 capped players in 30-man England A squadRugby Pass
New Zealand rugby team’s security chief and former special forces soldier dies after ‘medical event’ in Edinburgh hotelDaily Mail
Forwards monopolise Gallagher PREM Player of the Month nominationsRugby Pass
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