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Keelan still believing in World Cup dream

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The Rugby Paper Team
15 July 2018

By STEFFAN THOMAS

At full stretch: Keelan Giles has big ambitions for club and country
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KEELAN Giles insists he hasn’t given up on a place at next year’s World Cup as he targets a return from injury hell by October.
The 20-year-old Ospreys wing has been out of action since suffering a horror cruciate knee ligament injury against the Dragons in the first few months of last season.
Next year’s global showpiece is just 14 months away and it leaves Giles facing a race against time to force his way into Warren Gatland’s squad.
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