Lions the lure as Wallabies skipper Slipper extends contract

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Lions the lure as Wallabies skipper Slipper extends contract
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SYDNEY : Wallabies captain James Slipper has extended his contract with Rugby Australia for another two years in a bid to play in a second British and Irish Lions series in 2025. If he achieves his goal, the 127-test prop looks set to pass Stephen Moore (129) and George Gregan (139) to move to the top of

SYDNEY : Wallabies captain James Slipper has extended his contract with Rugby Australia for another two years in a bid to play in a second British and Irish Lions series in 2025.

"It's just such a big occasion for rugby in our country and, yeah, to have the opportunity to be a part of it would be massive." The Queenslander was handed the Wallabies captaincy by now departed coach Dave Rennie last season when Michael Hooper walked out on the team on the eve of the Rugby Championship.

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