IRB to investigate Carter complaint

The balls used at the World Cup are to be investigated following complaints from New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter.

Tue, 25 Sep, 2007 - 11:47

The balls used at the World Cup are to be investigated following complaints from New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter.

Carter, who missed five out of nine place-kick attempts against Scotland, is unhappy the balls they have been given in practice are different from those used in the matches.

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