As the Rugby World Cup approaches, many players from the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are turning their attention toward the prestigious tournament, but co-captain Frank Lomani insists that their immediate focus remains on the upcoming Shop N Save Supermarket Super Rugby season. He recognizes the significance of donning the white jersey, a dream for many, yet underscores the collective responsibility that the team bears for the Drua.
Lomani shared his enthusiasm for the coming season, expressing the determination of the players to excel and catch the eye of national coaches as they gear up for the World Cup. “Yes, with the prep for the Rugby World Cup, that’s where everyone’s headed. Everyone wants to put their hands up to represent the country. But right now, our focus is on Super Rugby 2026,” he stated.
A seasoned player, Lomani has already made a mark on the international stage, having represented the Flying Fijians during both the 2019 and 2023 Rugby World Cups, accumulating a total of eight matches. Since his debut in 2017, he has earned 40 caps for Fiji, solidifying his status as a vital member of the national team.
With such experienced leadership, the Fijian Drua appears poised for a promising season, showcasing their dedication to both the Super Rugby competition and their national pride. The stage is set for a thrilling campaign, as both seasoned veterans and emerging talents look to make their marks on the rugby field.
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