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Tuipulotu named in England 'A' squad
November 06, 2025
|Western Mail
ONE of the most highly-rated Welsh-qualified prospects has taken another step towards playing for England after being named in the England A squad to face the All Blacks XV.
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Kepu Tuipulotu, the powerful 19-year-old Bath hooker, has been included in the 30-man squad.
He qualifies for Wales through birth - having been born in Pontypool - and is the brother of Wales women’s star Sisilia Tuipulotu, but has been progressing through the English pathway after moving to Harrow School on scholarship.
Tuipulotu was offered a place in Warren Gatland’s Wales squad for the 2024 Six Nations, but turned it down to continue his development in England.
His latest call-up now pushes him closer to senior England honours.
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