Rugby: Harris homes in on Welsh debut

Iestyn Harris today moved closer to winning his first Wales rugby union cap when he was named in a 31-man squad for November Test matches against Argentina, Tonga and Australia.

Tue, 30 Oct, 2001 - 10:24

Iestyn Harris today moved closer to winning his first Wales rugby union cap when he was named in a 31-man squad for November Test matches against Argentina, Tonga and Australia.

Former Great Britain and Leeds Rhinos rugby league star Harris has experienced just two hours of competitive action since switching codes in a £1.5m move this summer.

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