SINGAPORE – The Sunwolves put in a much-improved performance on Saturday but it still wasn’t enough against the Southern Kings of South Africa, with the visitors winning 37-23 in Singapore.
Japan’s Super Rugby franchise made it clear they would not let the demolition they suffered in the season opener define their year, showing the resilience and fight that was missing for large parts of last week’s match, when they were defeated 83-17 by the Hurricanes.
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