Tevita Kuridrani has been ruled out of Saturday’s match against England at Twickenham with an ankle injury.
The in-form Wallabies centre picked up the injury early in the second half of their 26-23 defeat to Ireland. Tests on Monday revealed a low grade tear, meaning Kuridrani won’t be available for the match against England, although he should be clear by the time Super Rugby rolls around.
The news will come as a blow to the Australians, who are looking to avoid their worst end-of-year tour since 2006.
Coach Michael Cheika has the option of shifting Adam Ashley-Cooper from wing to outside centre, while the likes of Kurtley Beale and Christian Leali’ifano will also come into the selection fold.
hello southern specialist
any opinion on this young prop
Alo-Emile
http://www.itsrugby.fr/joueur-19628.html
plays for the rebels
and will join stade Francais at the end of the year (after next super rugby)
always uncertain about australian capability at scrumage …
any clue
he is young
could make some progress