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Wallabies to battle heat, typhoon in Japanese Test

The team has shortened sessions, added water breaks and cooling measures as Osaka temperatures reached 37 degrees, officials said.

The Wallabies know scorching conditions and a typhoon may wreak havoc in their clash against Eddie Jones' Japan, but they have a plan to work through it.

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Wallabies melt in Japan, where the weather is officially ‘cruelly hot’

Les Kiss’ side has landed in Osaka as the country suffers through an extreme heatwave that has lasted nearly three weeks.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Wallabies to battle heat, typhoon in Japanese Test

The Wallabies are not concerned Japan's searing heat and lingering typhoon will play a part in their preparation or Test match as they look to face old foes in Les Kiss's debut as coach.

·Ultimo, Australia
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