Leo Cullen keeps mum on James Lowe's Leinster future

Leo Cullen has again opted to keep his counsel on the question of James Lowe’s future, but has highlighted the wing's importance by labelling him as a rarity in the game of rugby.

The Ireland wing became Leinster’s record try scorer when scoring his side’s eighth of the night against the Lions in a URC quarter-final in Dublin on Saturday, and then rounded off what was his 100th cap by claiming their ninth in a 59-10 stroll.

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