Sharks 51-3 Dragons: Welsh region concede three yellow cards as miserable mini-tour ends in another thrashing
The Dragons were thrashed 51-3 by the Sharks in Durban as they conceded three yellow cards and lost Ross Moriarty to a serious injury.
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The Dragons were thrashed 51-3 by the Sharks in Durban as they conceded three yellow cards and lost Ross Moriarty to a serious injury.
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