New Zealand take a gamble on Waisake Naholo
Block-busting winger has apparently recovered from a broken leg ... thanks to a folk healer in his native Fiji

Injured winger Waisake Naholo was on Sunday named in New Zealand's squad to defend the Rugby World Cup as the selectors trusted a Fijian folk healer to repair his broken leg in time for the tournament's pool rounds.
Naholo suffered a cracked tibia in his debut test against Argentina on July 16 and was thought to be sidelined for three months, ruling him out of action until the play-off rounds.
His expected unavailability further complicated the selection of the outside backs, which was one of the most contentious elements of the squad.

Their inclusion comes at the expense of veterans Israel Dagg and Cory Jane, both of whom were key members of New Zealand's 2011 Cup-winning squad but have been hit by injuries.
The other troublesome areas of the squad, who have 17 forwards and 14 backs, were at fly-half - where one of four strong claimants had to miss out - and in the specialist roles of hooker and scrum-half.