Sporting Digest: Rugby Union

Friday 28 October 1994 00:02 GMT

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Korea qualified to meet Japan in tomorrow's World Cup Asian qualifying tournament final by beating Thailand 65-13 in Kuala Lumpur.

Newport have signed Damon Thomas, a prop, and Terry Rogers, a hooker, from Pontypool five days before the transfer deadline. Also back at the club is the lock, Neil Jones, after a spell in South Africa.

WORLD CUP Asian zone qualifying (Kuala Lumpur): Hong Kong 164 Singapore 13; South Korea 65 Thailand 13.

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