July internationals Team of the Week: Ireland dominate after superb series win over the All Blacks
Ireland lead the way with five players in our XV after their victory over New Zealand, while South Africa are next best with three representatives.
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Ireland lead the way with five players in our XV after their victory over New Zealand, while South Africa are next best with three representatives.
Roy Krishna, which will add more firepower to their frontline. The 34-year-old Krishna, who captains Fiji and has the most goals and appearances for his country, has previously turned out for ATK FC and ATK Mohun Bagan in the Indian Super League. "I had conversations with the coach (Simon Grayson) when I was in the early stages of negotiations and he really convinced me that I would have an impact at the club," said Krishna following the completion of formalities on his deal.
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