Wallabies name an experienced squad for European tour

WALLABIES coach John Connolly have named a 37-man squad for next month’s four-test tour of Italy, Britain and Ireland.

Mon, 10 Apr, 2006 - 01:00
Barry Coughlan

The squad features nine new inclusions, including the return of experienced campaigners Brendan Cannon, David Lyons and Morgan Turinui.

Both Cannon and Lyons return to the Wallabies after overcoming injuries which kept them out of contention for a place in this year’s winter test squad, while Turinui earns a re-call to the national squad after playing all 13 tests for the Wallabies in 2005.

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