Ireland's Wafer Ruled Out of Japan Clash Through Injury
Back row forward Aoife Wafer will miss Ireland's WXV Global Series match against Japan on Sunday because of injury.
Ireland back row Aoife Wafer has been ruled out of the team's upcoming WXV Global Series match against Japan on Sunday because of injury, the BBC reports.
Wafer's absence is a blow for Ireland as they prepare for the encounter, given her role in the forward pack. No further details on the nature or severity of the injury, or on her expected return date, were included in the available reporting.
The match against Japan forms part of Ireland's fixtures in the WXV Global Series, a competition in the international women's rugby calendar. It was not specified who is expected to replace Wafer in the Ireland lineup for the game.
Sources
- Injury rules Ireland's Wafer out of Japan game — BBC Sport
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