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New Zealander Wyatt Crockett will lead the Barbarians against Argentina in the Killik Cup match at Twickenham on Saturday, December 1st (2:30 pm).
The pillar is a winner of the World Cup with 71 tries behind him and the most cape player of Super Rugby history after making 202 appearances at the Crusaders.
He runs a training that includes eight South African internationals and the famous invitation club team includes representatives from eight countries.
Heads back Jack Debreczeni – the uncapped traditional player on the players' side – completely aligns the back Tommaso Benvenuti (Italy), Tom English (Australia) and Leon Fukofuka (Tonga) joining three Springboks in the back row.
TEAM NEWS?
Killik Cup?
Saturday, December 1st?
v @lospumas ??
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– FC Barbarian (@Barbarian_FC) November 28, 2018
Crockett, Luke Jones (Australia) and Juan Manuel Leguizamon (Argentina) is part of a formidable forward contingent including the captain of South Africa Siya Kolisi.
The team was strengthened by the arrival of Cardiff Blues Anton Peikrishvili. The pillar of Georgia is on the bench instead of France Alexandre Menini, recalled by Lyon.
The Barbarians face Argentina for the third time in 128 years of existence.
Barbarians:
The Pumas were beaten 34-22 in Cardiff in 1990, but won the 2015 return leg of 49-31. Jager's lood is the only survivor on the Baa-Baas side that day.
Barbarians Team
15 Jack Debreczeni (chiefs)
14 Tommaso Benvenuti (Benetton and Italy)
13 Tom English (Rebels & Australia)
12 Damian de Allende (Stormers & South Africa)
11 Aphiwe Dyantyi (Lions and South Africa)
ten Handre Pollard (Bulls & South Africa)
9 Leon Fukofuka (Auckland and Tonga)
1 Wyatt Crockett (The Crusaders and New Zealand Captain)
2 Schalk Brits (Stormers & South Africa)
3 Trevor Nyakane (Bulls & South Africa)
4 Luke Jones (Bordeaux Begles & Australia)
5 Jager Lood (Bulls & South Africa)
6 Siya Kolisi (Stormers & South Africa)
7 Pieter-Steph du Toit (Stormers & South Africa)
8 Juan Manuel Leguizamon (Jaguares & Argentina)
replacements
16 Steven Kitshoff (Stormers & South Africa)
17 Malcolm Marx (Lions and South Africa)
18 Anton Peikrishvili (Cardiff Blues & Georgia)
19 Sikhumbuzo Notshe (Stormers & South Africa)
20 Jordan Taufua (The Crusaders)
21 Frank Lomani (Rebels & Fiji)
22 Jesse Kriel (Bulls & South Africa)
23 Elton Jantjies (Lions and South Africa)
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