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Australia winger Joseph Suaalii will miss New South Wales Waratahs' Super Rugby Pacific clash against the Canterbury Crusaders next week due to concussion after he was stretchered off in his side's 28-21 loss to the Queensland Reds on Friday.
MELBOURNE : The New South Wales Waratahs will look to shrug off their dire record in New Zealand and become the third Australian team to win there this season when they kick off the seventh round of Super Rugby Pacific against the Wellington Hurricanes on Friday.
MELBOURNE : Big-money recruit Joseph Suaalii is fit to return for the New South Wales Waratahs after recovering from a toe injury that has sidelined him since round one of Super Rugby Pacific.
SYDNEY : Max Jorgensen failed to get on the scoresheet as the New South Wales Waratahs beat the ACT Brumbies on Saturday but Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt would not have missed the winger's brilliant display as the British & Irish Lions series approaches.
MELBOURNE : Rob Valetini has recovered from a hamstring injury and will slot straight back into the ACT Brumbies' back row for his first Super Rugby Pacific match this season against the New South Wales Waratahs.
SYDNEY : The rugby rivalry between Queensland and New South Wales goes back 143 years but it has been a while since it had much bearing on the top of the Super Rugby standings, as the round-five clash between the Reds and Waratahs this weekend will.
MELBOURNE : Joseph Suaalii's debut Super Rugby season has hit an early speed bump with the high-priced rugby league convert ruled out of the New South Wales Waratahs' home match against Fijian Drua on Friday due to a toe injury.
Former Leinster head coach Michael Cheika met with Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh on Tuesday, raising speculation the former Australia boss is among candidates to succeed Joe Schmidt at the helm of the Wallabies.