Cusiter blow for Scotland

Scotland scrum-half Chris Cusiter could be sidelined for up to four months.

Cusiter blow for Scotland
Mon, 20 Nov, 2006 - 10:37

Scotland scrum-half Chris Cusiter could be sidelined for up to four months.

He sustained a shoulder injury during the 34-22 autumn Test victory over the Pacific Islanders on Saturday.

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