Cole has no plans to quit just yet
The Citizen|June 22, 2024
England prop Dan Cole (right) said he has no plans to retire from international rugby as he prepares to pick up his 113th cap against Japan in today's Test in Tokyo.
Cole has no plans to quit just yet

Cole's front-row team-mate Joe Marler has said this will be his final tour with England before the 33-year-old hangs up his boots next year.

But the 37-year-old Cole said yesterday that he has no plans to follow suit, adding: "If I can survive training, I'll carry on." "I haven't made any decisions," said Cole, who will break a tie with flyhalf Owen Farrell to become England's third most-capped player when he starts against Japan.

This story is from the June 22, 2024 edition of The Citizen.

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