BY DONALD HOOK
AUSTRALIAN Rugby Union selectors have reinstated
half back Will Genia for Saturday’s second Test again
The 22-year-old
PNG-born Genia missed the international against
Genia sat on the
bench as an unused reserve for last Saturday’s first Test against
His replacement,
Luke Burgess had an excellent game but now finds himself on the bench.
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Will Genia is having a bad run with injuries. He missed two internationals with a knee injury but was back on Saturday for the Wallabies 21-20 loss to England.
Coach Robbie Deans revealed after the game that Will looks like missing at least four weeks pending an x-ray on a suspected broken hand.
This would put him in doubt for Australia's opening Tri-Nations game against South Africa on July 24.
Posted by: Don Hook | 20 June 2010 at 03:42 PM
Welcome back to the team, Will Genia. Your PNG fans can't wait to see you in action in your next big match.
Will, Papua taudia iboudiai ai moale!
Posted by: Reginald Renagi | 18 June 2010 at 12:48 PM