Deprived of executive All Blacks from the World Cup due to injury?
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The All Blacks played their last game of the year on Saturday against England at Twickenham. During this encounter scrum-half TJ Perenara had to walk off with the help of the coaches, unable to touch his foot to the ground.
At the time, his departure was not a major concern, but it turned out that the international was deeply affected. In fact, Ian Foster indicated that TJ Perenara suffered a torn left Achilles tendon. So he could be out for 9 months, which seriously doubts his possibility of participating in the World Cup, which starts in less than a year now.
This is a huge blow to the scrum-half and the All Blacks who, at the next World Cup, may be deprived of one of their executives, who has been a Ferns jersey regular since 2013 now.
To summarize
The All Blacks played their last game of the year on Saturday against England at Twickenham. During this match, the player who was a substitute had to leave due to injury. It turned out that this injury was more serious than expected.
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