George North surprised but ‘chuffed’ to get Wales call after long injury lay-off
George North says he was surprised by his Wales call-up after playing just two hours of rugby following a 12-month injury lay-off.
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George North says he was surprised by his Wales call-up after playing just two hours of rugby following a 12-month injury lay-off.
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