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Otar Lashkhi (born 27 April 2000) is a Georgian
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player who plays at the
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in the
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and
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.


Club career

He began his career at
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in the Didi 10 before joining
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in 2021. He was named on the bench in 2021 for a match against the
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however he did not make it on the pitch. He was later chosen to start for the
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in the Currie Cup 1st Division against the
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.


International career

He played for Georgia in the 2019 World Rugby U20 Championship, featuring in all their matches including scoring twice against
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. He made his international debut starting in the opening round of the
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where he scored against
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. He featured in Georgia' s Rugby World Cup Warmups, starting in their record win over
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, which was played at the
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which was named after his Grandfather. He was later called up to the Georgian
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squad due to an injury to Miriani Modebadze.


References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Lashkhi, Otar 2000 births Living people Rugby union wings Rugby union players from Georgia (country) Georgia international rugby union players Black Lion (rugby union) players Lelo Saracens players