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Gareth Owen

Wolverhampton
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Inside rugby's greatest production factory Original

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By Gareth Owen
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Rassie Erasmus is developing new talent as South Africa build up to their 2027 Rugby World Cup defence ByGareth Rhys Owen BBC Sport Wales Published 18 minutes ago The Springboks' seemingly endless supply of talent is the envy of world rugby. So why does South Africa continue to produce world-class players at a rate few nations can match? Every rugby nation wants what South Africa have: four World Cups. World Cup winners have retired.
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From Niue to New Wales cap - James' Pacific heritage

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By Gareth Owen
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Kane James' first Wales cap is rooted in a family story that stretches from Pembrokeshire to the tiny island of Niue in the Pacific Ocean. There are fewer than 2,000 people on the island, one of the world's most isolated communities. More than 1,500 miles of ocean separate it from New Zealand, with just a single flight a week reaching its shores. Few places seem further removed from Welsh rugby, yet it is impossible to tell the story of Wales' newest international without starting there.
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From Niue to new Wales cap - James' Pacific heritage Original

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By Gareth Owen
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency Image caption, Kane James made his Wales debut in Saturday's loss to Argentina in San Juan ByGareth Rhys Owen BBC Wales Sport Published 18 minutes ago Kane James' first Wales cap is rooted in a family story that stretches from Pembrokeshire to the tiny island of Niue in the Pacific Ocean. There are fewer than 2,000 people on the island, one of the world's most isolated communities.
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