The All Blacks head to Japan today with confidence boosted by the demolition of Tonga 92-7 in their final warm-up before the World Cup and mindful they will need to pace themselves despite a blockbusting opening match against South Africa on Sept 21.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen, however, will be well aware of the perils of not heeding what lies ahead of them as it can trip a side up during the tournament, like New Zealand's unsuccessful campaign in 2007.
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