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Wales losing streak up to 18 tests after losing to Japan in boiling Kitakyushu
- On Saturday in Kitakyushu, Wales rugby team suffered a 24-19 defeat to Japan, extending their record losing streak to 18 Tests.
- Amid sweltering heat above 30°C, Wales led 19-7 at half-time but collapsed in the second half, allowing Japan's comeback to secure their victory.
- Analysis shows Japan’s second-half comeback, with tries from Matsunaga, Nakakusu, Vailea, and 9 points from Lee, demonstrating their resilience in the 24-19 victory.
- Wales slip to 14th in World Rugby rankings as Japan's victory elevates them above Wales for the first time since 2013.
- Next Saturday in Kobe, Wales faces Japan at Misaki Park as interim coach Matt Sherratt expects recovery after their record 18th straight loss.
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Mainichi ShimbunRugby: Test debutants spur Japan to 24-19 comeback win over Wales
Debutants Ichigo Nakakusu and Halatoa Vailea scored second-half tries and flyhalf Lee Seung Sin was flawless with the boot as Japan came back for a 24-19 win against Wales in the first match of their two-test series on Saturday.
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