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Dubai Sevens Review
8 December 2009, 3:22 pm
Jevon Groves admits Wales were disappointed not to make the quarter-finals of the opening round of the IRB Sevens series in Dubai last weekend, however the side will take great heart from winning the Bowl final against Zimbabwe.
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