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England rugby great David Duckham dies aged 76

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David Duckham, the England rugby great who also starred for the British and Irish Lions, has died. Duckham won 36 caps for England from 1969-76, initially as a center before going on to make his mark as a dynamic winger. He retired as the country's second all-time highest tryscorer behind Cyril Low.

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BBC News

Former England and Lions back Duckham dies aged 76

Former England, British & Irish Lions and Coventry back David Duckham dies aged 76.

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The Guardian

Former England and Lions back David Duckham dies aged 76

Former England great David Duckham has died aged 76, his former club Coventry have announced

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

England and Lions great David Duckham dies aged 76

Duckham won 36 caps for from 1969 to 1976 and retired as the nation’s second all-time highest try-scorer

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

England and Lions rugby great David Duckham dies aged 76 as tributes flood in

Winger David Duckham won 36 caps for England, scoring 10 tries, and also toured with the British and Irish Lions for their famous series win in New Zealand in 1971

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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