Aussies drop Turinui

Morgan Turinui, a try-scorer in yesterday’s 34-13 victory over Scotland, has been dropped from the Australia squad to take on England in next Saturday’s World Cup final rematch.

Sun, 20 Jun, 2004 - 11:42

Morgan Turinui, a try-scorer in yesterday’s 34-13 victory over Scotland, has been dropped from the Australia squad to take on England in next Saturday’s World Cup final rematch.

The NSW Waratahs inside centre only started after Matt Giteau was struck down by the flu but paid the price for his defensive frailties when coach Eddie Jones trimmed his squad down to 26 men.

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