James Slipper
James Slipper is an Australian rugby union player who recently became the second-most-capped Super Rugby player of all time, achieving his 186th appearance during a match against the Auckland Blues.
Born on Jan 01, 1989 (37 years old)
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Australia:
James Slipper is a player who helped Angus Bell improve his scrummaging skills.
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Australia:
James Slipper, the most capped Wallaby in history, remains in the picture despite not being included in the squad.
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Australia:
James Slipper is included as a replacement for the Wallabies.
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Australia:
James Slipper had a tough night for the veteran who has given Australian rugby so much.
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New Zealand:
James Slipper received a yellow card in the 18th minute, which contributed to Moana Pasifika's comeback.
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Ireland:
James Slipper admitted that 15 Tests in a season is probably too much.
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Australia:
James Slipper acknowledged the toll of playing 15 Tests in a year.
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Australia:
James Slipper expressed pride in representing Australia in rugby.
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Australia:
Slipper, a veteran of four World Cups, believes the blueprint for success for the Wallabies is clear.
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New Zealand:
James Slipper played his last game, adding emotional weight to the match.
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