Thorn in Bunga Raya’s side as they try to retain spot in ARC top flight

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will have to battle Sri Lanka on April 14 to determine whether they retain their spot in the Asian Rugby Championship (ARC) Premier Division or drop to Division One.

World Rugby on Friday granted Sri Lanka Rugby until June 15 to resolve their governance issues, warning that failure to comply could lead to immediate sanctions, including a possible ban from international competitions.

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