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‘Sinister’ fear as Moses sweats on scans, brutal Ponga blow
The Kiwis have confirmed star fullback Kalyn Ponga will undergo surgery after suffered a broken arm in New Zealand’s 24-22 loss to the Kangaroos on Thursday night.
Speaking post-match, head coach Stacey Jones revealed the gun No.1 had “played on” for 20 minutes before he left the field in the 70th minute.
According to a statement, Ponga has been “booked in for surgery after breaking the radius in his left arm”, with scans revealing the nation’s worst fears.
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Walters confirms Kangaroos shake-up as star’s World Cup could be over
Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has already locked in several team changes for Australia’s second World Cup game despite a thrilling victory over New Zealand.
Halfback Mitchell Moses suffered a leg injury and lasted only a minute or two into the second half before limping off the field.
He was replaced by Tom Dearden, who Walters later confirmed will wear the No.6 jumper against Fiji next Sunday.
It means Cameron Munster will drop out of the side, as will the injured Moses with Sam Walker already confirmed to make his Kangaroos debut in the No.7.
“(Walker will) play next week. We’ll put him alongside Tom who will play five-eighth,” Walters said after their 24-22 victory in Sydney.
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Kevin Walters confirms at least three changes for second Kangaroos clash
Australian Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has confirmed that James Tedesco, Tom Dearden and Sam Walker will play next week against Fiji.
The Kangaroos, who came from behind to beat New Zealand on Thursday evening in the tournament opener, do have a major health question around Parramatta Eels halfback Mitchell Moses, who Walters hinted could need to be replaced for the rest of the tournament.
“We can bring Ethan in if Mitch is ruled out for the tournament, so we'll see how that goes in the next couple of days,” Walters said during his post-match press conference.
Strange was one of three shadow players named by the green and gold, with Hamish Stewart and Tom Jenkins also part of the wider squad.
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