Ex-Bath wing to play for Knights
The Rugby Paper|July 14, 2024
FORMER England winger Semesa Rokoduguni will play for Doncaster Knights in the Championship next season.
SAM JACKSON
Ex-Bath wing to play for Knights

Rokoduguni has spent the last two seasons in France, playing for Montauban in ProD2.

Before that, Rokodoguni, 36, had spent 10 years with Bath, where he played 194 games and scored 71 tries.

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