Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says Christian Lealiifano is up for his fight against leukaemia and the team will give him whatever support he needs.Wallabies and Brumbies star Lealiifano was admitted to hospital after being diagnosed with the illness last week.A number of Wallabies visited 28-year-old Lealiifano in Canberra over the weekend after their camp in Sydney concluded on Friday and before reassembling on Sunday night for this weeks camp on the NSW Central coast.I certainly believe hes going to get through and get through well, Cheika said on Monday morning.Hes a tough guy. Hes shown that over many years of playing footy and in the experience that Ive had with him hes always shown that and Im backing him 100 per cent.Whatever he needs well be there to provide it for him, around friendship, support, whatever it is so that he gets through it and beats it quickly.Hes up for it, theres no doubt about it. The lads have been in contact with him and a fair few of the boys have been to see him already, but hes right up for it.Im very positive for him and I believe just straight way hes got the right attitude and hes going to be in the right head space to take this one on.Wallabies captain and hooker Stephen Moore said the players had been shocked by news of Lealiifanos illness.I think he knows were all here to support him the whole way, Moore said.We spoke about that as a group, just making sure we continue our support for him as he continues to go through this treatment.I think theres always that initial support when the news comes out but then weve got to make sure we stay positive around him, right through his whole treatment.We dont know how long thats going to be, so well make sure were always there for him and make sure that he knows that.Moore expected there to be a change in emphasis in Wallabies training at this weeks camp after a gruelling week in Sydney.Last week we did a lot of strength and conditioning work and well continue that this week, but I think well start to bring our specific game content for the Test, Moore said.Cheika anticipated some selection posers for his All Blacks counterpart Steve Hansenahead of the Rugby Championship opener against the Wallabies in Sydney on Saturday week following the Hurricanes triumphant Super Rugby campaign.Five-eighth Beauden Barrett put himself forward for promotion to start ahead of Aaron Cruden with his stellar season for the Canes and likewise livewire openside flanker Ardie Savea may have done enough to overtake All Blacks incumbent Sam Cane in Richie McCaws former position.Halfback TJ Perenara boosted his stocks for a bench spot behind Aaron Smith but big All Blacks winger Julian Savea remains under a cloud after being benched by the Canes for the finals series.There will be some interesting selection issues around openside and 10, but also Julian Savea and that wing position, said Cheika.And Perenara as well, is another player who has been in very good form. 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TROON, Scotland -- Fully aware of the controversial rules issue involving Dustin Johnson at the U.S. Open last month, R&A officials said Wednesday that they have taken steps to assure there is not a repeat at The Open.Johnson was assessed a 1-stroke penalty because it was deemed he caused his ball to move on the fifth green during the final round. But at the time, no penalty was issued; it wasnt until the 12th hole that Johnson was told there could be a penalty, and only after the round that the United States Golf Association assessed it.Even with the penalty, Johnson won the U.S. Open by 3 strokes, although the last two hours played out with the possibility of a rules violation dominating the discussion.Weve made some changes in the light of Oakmont and being more prescriptive, said Martin Slumbers, chief executive of the R&A during a news conference at Royal Troon.It might have been a bit of an awkward conversation as the R&A invites more than 40 rules officials around the world to officiate at The Open. Among those who are at Royal Troon this week is Mark Newell, who was the walkinng official with Johnson and Lee Westwood during the final round at the U.ddddddddddddS. Open.Also serving as officials are Mike Davis, executive director of the USGA, as well as John Bodenhamer, the USGAs senior director of rules.Although he didnt offer specifics, Slumbers said that for the past decade, the organization has had its chief referee stationed in a compound for access to video replays.The rules are complex, Slumbers said. This is a big, big animal out there being played on. All sorts of things can happen, we know that, and generally do happen in this game. It is the speed and clarity with which we respond, which is something that were very focused on. And I think its a function of us sitting here, just about 50 yards away, being able to respond and provide instructions back to the referees, is the difference in how we would deal with it.Like the USGA, the R&A uses rules officials from around the world, including the PGA Tour and European Tour. ' ' '