2023 World Cup – After Sipho Reis, New Zealand loses to George Power before the World Cup
Crusaders coach Scott Robertson has confirmed that his left player George Bauer (30, 22 caps) will not play in the upcoming World Cup in France after his knee injury. Bauer, who underwent anterior cruciate ligament surgery last week, joins Savo Reis on New Zealand’s pack list.
There were few doubts, but Scott Robertson confirmed it: George Power will not play in the 2023 World Cup. Crusaders had surgery last week on a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his knee, which will keep him out for six to eight months. “The operation was a success. Robertson confirmedAnd The future manager of the All Blacks. He underwent anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and is recovering well. He and Sypho (Reese) are in rehab together.” Because yes, Bower isn’t the only one to suffer a knee injury within the Christchurch franchise.
Winger Sevo Reis also suffered a knee ligament injury and will miss the upcoming World Cup. Two big blows for the All Blacks, who notably will play France in the opening match of the World Cup.
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