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Tshiunza hopes Sale move will not end Wales chances

Tshiunza hopes Sale move will not end Wales chances
BBC Wales Friday 19 June 2026, 09:47 UTC 1 min read
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Forward Christ Tshiunza is waiting to find out if he can still play for Wales under the minimum caps rule after opting to move to Sale from Exeter.

Forward Christ Tshiunza is waiting to find out if he can still play for Wales under the minimum caps rule after opting to move to Sale from Exeter.
Wales (LOCATION) Forward Christ Tshiunza (PERSON) Exeter (LOCATION)
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