These Players are the FUTURE of Rugby! | Capgemini Expert View

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The HSBC World Rugby Seven Series in Vancouver saw 60% of players involved making their international debut, including some that will surely become the future of rugby. Here in Capgemini Expert View we take a look at those to keep an eye out for in Edmonton.

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