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03/10/201517/01/2019 by libbyplummer

Top tech tackle: how technology is driving rugby

Sport, Technology
Metro, Rugby, Sport, Technology, Wearable technology
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You can read the full article on p31 at e-Metro (originally published in Metro on 2 October 2015).

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