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Pocock out for three months

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The Rugby Paper Team
21 August 2012

Australia captain David Pocock will be out for up to three months after undergoing keyhole surgery today
The Wallabies‘ skipper damaged the articular cartilage in his right knee during last weekend’s 27-19 loss to New Zealand in Sydney.
Pocock will now miss the rest of the Rugby Championship and his position for the Autumn internationals is also in doubt.
In another blow for the Wallabies pack, prop Sekope Kepu sustained a strain to the medial ligament of his right knee in training and might be out of action for a month.

Related TopicsAustralia Autumn Internationals Championship New Zealand Wallabies

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