British police initially said all 39 people found dead in a refrigerated trailer in Essex this week were Chinese, including eight women.
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The star batsmen were both banned for a year for their roles in a ball-tampering scandal but have rejoined their country's Test, one-day and now T20 sides.
All Blacks assistant coach Ian Foster said scrums and line-outs would be the key battleground as the defending champions take on a physical English pack in Saturday's World Cup semifinal.
Wenger, in Tokyo in an advisory role on plans for a new stadium in the capital, is looking to return to the dugout early next year, though insists he is undecided about his next destination.
A titanic battle at the set piece between two big and experienced packs, plenty of kicking from hand all over the park and big men from both teams trying smash their way over the gainline can be expected.
The protests represent a second phase of a week-long movement in early October that ended with more than 150 people dead.
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From early morning, demonstrators draped in Bolivia's red, yellow and green flag blocked roads in La Paz with barricades of tires, rope and trash cans as they demanded their 'vote be respected.'
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Liverpool were taken to court by New Balance after it was alleged that the Premier League club was looking to switch to a new deal with rivals Nike once their existing contract, reported to be worth 40 million pounds per year, ended in May 2020.
Police initially believed the victims were all Chinese nationals but said Friday that the 'picture may change' on identification.
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Sunday’s match at Yokohama International Stadium is shaping to be a hugely physical contest, with both teams looking to dominate the set-piece and send big ball carriers crashing over the gain line.
