
Warner Dearns
Warner Dearns is a New Zealand-born rugby player who represents Japan in international competitions, and he is currently in the news as part of the conversation surrounding new eligibility rules that may affect his status in Japanese rugby.
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Captain Warner Dearns took a penalty goal in the 50th minute, which was seen as a baffling decision.
Why Wallabies was laughing as Japan Test hung in the balanceWarner Dearns is the Japan captain who was involved in a tackle incident with Miles Amatosero.
Why the Wallabies star is set for a move to the wing under Les KissWarner Dearns is the captain of the Wallabies and was mentioned as a major threat for Japan.
Eddie Jones fires a shot at the Wallabies. Sort ofCaptain Warner Dearns and full-back Takuro Matsunaga scored tries as Japan frustrated Italy.
Japan rugby feels good about gameJapan’s advantage might be in the grunt provided by Warner Dearns.
It is time Australian rugby started to throw some punchesDearns was a constant presence in the collision areas and disrupted the opposition.
Hurricanes v Chiefs player ratings: The players who starred days out from All Blacks squad namingWarner Dearns made his test debut in the final two years of Joseph’s Japan tenure.
Next All Blacks coach: Why Dave Rennie is the compelling choice to lead the All Blacks – Liam NapierWarner Dearns is a newly-capped lock for the Hurricanes.
Fijian Drua v Hurricanes live updates: Hurricanes head to Fiji in round three Super Rugby Pacific clashWarner Dearns is the captain of Japan and is making his debut for the Hurricanes.
Hurricanes open season with crushing win over Moana PasifikaJapan captain Warner Dearns expressed disappointment over the loss but praised his team's effort.
Fiji beat Japan 33-27 in Pacific rugby finalWarner Dearns, captain of Japan, praised his team's performance in the second half.
Japan defeats Canada 57-15 in Pacific Nations Cup rugbyWarner Dearns is a New Zealand-born Brave Blossoms second-rower.
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