George Kruis: Former England and Saracens lock, 32, to retire at end of season
Former England and Saracens lock George Kruis is to retire after completing the season with Japanese side Saitama Wild Knights in May.
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Former England and Saracens lock George Kruis is to retire after completing the season with Japanese side Saitama Wild Knights in May.
(Reuters) - Former England lock George Kruis will retire from rugby at the end of the season to focus on business commitments, the 32-year-old announced on Tuesday.
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Former England lock George Kruis will retire from rugby at the end of the season to focus on business commitments, the 32-year-old announced on Tuesday.