Invercargill and Queenstown appear to be the biggest benefactors to the inevitable changes for the 2022 Super Rugby season.  

Rugby bosses have been meeting this week, and will continue those meetings this morning as they make last minute changes to fixtures. 

Because of the scenario where teams would have to isolate for 10 days, one or two venues for all 24 NZ based games is the expected signoff.   

Queenstown is likely to get all the day games while Invercargill will take the night games, with the five NZ teams and the new Moana Pasifika team living for more than a month in a Queenstown hub.  

Involved in all the teams is Crusaders CEO Colin Mansbridge who joined Mike Hosking. 

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