Wallabies five-eighth Noah Lolesio in major doubt for Test series with neck injury

Wallabies Fifth Eighth Noah Lolysio has a great doubt about the British and Irish Lions Test series due to the neck whipping of Australia against Fiji in Newcastle.

Lolysio was taken from a field in a Medicab area in a field of support after being wounded in the second half and was later taken to the Newcastle Hospital.

Wallabies made a statement stating that Lolysio was discharged on Sunday night and that he was “cleaned from significant damage” and will be watched.

However, according to informed sources, the severity of neck injury was larger than the initially thought, and Lolyio would see an expert in Brisbane on Monday, and the 25 -year -old child had the chance to require surgery.

Brumbies was the second neck injury for Lolysio within nine weeks after being hospitalized in Perth at the beginning of May after being strangely rolled strangely against Western power. A few weeks after this injury, everything was clearly given to Lolysio and returned to the field.

The news leaves Wallabies in a crisis in front of the first test in Brisbane on 19 July and Fiji in the current squad: Ben Donaldson is only one -fifth in the current squad.

Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt will name his team for the Lions series on Friday.

Tom Lynagh was also selected in the squad, but he did not fully train Wallabies in Newcastle. In the Super Ragbi finals, he still gets better than a broken broken hand while playing for reds.