Teams

Japan	Arabian Gulf
Tries Imamura, Inokuchi, Kikutani, Kitagawa, Miuchi 2, Nakayama, Onishi, Onozawa 3, Ozaki, Robins 2, Shinozuka, Webb 2, Yoshida	Tries none
Cons Arlidge 8, Yoshida 4	Cons none
Pens none	Pens Beard 2
Team 15 FB Bryce Robins 14 W Hiroki Yoshida 13 C Yuta Imamura 12 C Shotaro Onishi 11 W Hirotoki Onozawa 10 FH James Arlidge 9 SH Takashi Sato 1 P Akira Ozaki 2 H Taku Inokuchi 3 P Yosuke Ikegaya 4 L Hitoshi Ono 5 L Toshizumi Kitagawa 6 F Takashi Kikutani 7 F Yoshitaka Nakayama 8 N8 Takuro Miuchi (c)     Replacements 16 Yusuke Aoki 17 P Yuta Inose 18 L Taira Sato 19 N8 Koji Shinozuka 20 SH Fumiaki Tanaka 21 C Atsushi Moriya 22 FH Shaun Webb	Team 15 FB Paul Beard 14 W Francois Coetzer 13 C Sean Hurley 12 C Stephen Cooper 11 W Stuart Gibbs 10 FH Jo Czerpak 9 SH Mark Simon 1 P Fain Ferguson 2 H Vivian Albertyn 3 P Mark Gathercole 4 L Diarmuid O'Malley (c) 5 L Steven Huber 6 F Karl Sutcliffe 7 F Edward Nicholas 8 N8 David Clark     Replacements 16 P Emmanuel Barry 17 L Jonathon Brookes 18 F Michael McNight 19 H Rory Power 20 Aymon Razak 21 W Jacob de Jager 22 FB Graham Brown

Notes

Result Japan won by a margin of 108 points

Asian - Top 3 points Japan 5 (1 try bonus), Arabian Gulf 0

Ground name Hanazono Field, Osaka

Attendance 4526

Referee S Foley (Hong Kong)

Japan Test debuts Y Ikegaya, Y Inose, T Sato, F Tanaka, SJ Webb

Arabian Gulf Test debuts E Barry, P Beard, J Brookes, G Brown, S Cooper, JS Czerpak, J de Jager, F Ferguson, S Gibbs, S Huber, M McNight, D O'Malley, M Simon, K Sutcliffe

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