TOKYO - Over 20 overseas-born rugby players who have become Japanese citizens, including some former Brave Blossoms, filed a complaint Monday with the Japan Fair Trade Commission against a new rule by the country's professional league aimed at giving Japanese-born players more time on the pitch.
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