Rugby: Quirk, Tatekawa to captain Sunwolves

Rugby: Quirk, Tatekawa to captain Sunwolves

Photo taken in December 2016 in Tokyo shows Sunwolves head coach Filo Tiatia (C) and players among his 36-man squad, including Australian Ed Quirk (far R), posing for photos. The Sunwolves announced on Jan. 16, 2017, that Quirk and Harumichi Tatekawa, not pictured, will captain the side during the 2017 Super Rugby season. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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