Riley Norton returns to captain the Junior Springboks starting XV for their final U20 International Series match against Georgia U20 in Stellenbosch on Saturday.
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Riley Norton returns to captain Junior Springboks for Georgia U20 finale
Riley Norton is back to captain the Junior Springboks in their final U20 International Series match against Georgia U20 in Stellenbosch on Saturday.
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