Japan's Sunwolves will be ready for Super Rugby - SANZAR chief


  • Rugby
  • Wednesday, 25 Nov 2015

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Japan's Sunwolves will definitely compete in Super Rugby next season and should appoint a coach in the next couple of weeks, SANZAR's newly-appointed chief executive Andy Marinos said on Wednesday.

Sunwolves are one of three new teams that will take Super Rugby to 18 sides for next season, along with an as yet unnamed Argentine outfit and South Africa's Kings.

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