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From broken back to Brumbies' best: Does a World Cup beckon for Wallabies young gun?
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The ACT Brumbies have given fans a lot to be pumped about to start the season, but Wallabies rising star Charlie Cale might just top the list.
One veteran has been blown away by the 25-year-old back-rower's four-try start to the year for the Brumbies, especially after a devastating, injury-hit 2025, and believes Cale should be firmly on the Wallabies radar ahead of the World Cup next year.
Kiwi bullies will be good test for the Wallabies’ next weapon
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The evidence that the Wallabies hadn’t forgotten about Brumbies No.8 Charlie Cale during his long injury layoff was discreetly placed at the bottom of every Rugby Australia squad update last year.
There he was, listed as “unavailable for selection” alongside Tom Wright, Tate McDermott, Noah Lolesio, Tom Lynagh and Langi Gleeson when the Wallabies announced their squad for the end-of-season tour last October.
Bear in mind that Cale has only made two Wallabies appearances, both against Wales in 2024.
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Kiwi bullies will be good test for the Wallabies’ next weapon
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The evidence that the Wallabies hadn’t forgotten about Brumbies No.8 Charlie Cale during his long injury layoff was discreetly placed at the bottom of every Rugby Australia squad update last year.
There he was, listed as “unavailable for selection” alongside Tom Wright, Tate McDermott, Noah Lolesio, Tom Lynagh and Langi Gleeson when the Wallabies announced their squad for the end-of-season tour last October.
Bear in mind that Cale has only made two Wallabies appearances, both against Wales in 2024.
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