- Australia’s White continued on despite clear concussion signs
- Governing body is ‘looking at circumstances’ of the controversy
World Rugby says it is “looking at the circumstances” of the controversial events in Dublin on Saturday when Australia’s Nic White was allowed to return to the field despite clear signs he had sustained a brain injury in the second half of his side’s 13-10 defeat against Ireland.
White has since been stood down for 12 days and will miss the final game of the Wallabies’ tour against Wales. But despite being visibly unsteady on his feet after a tackle on Mack Hansen and an accidental collision with Josh van der Flier’s boot, the scrum-half was not permanently removed from the fray as should have been the case.
Written by Robert Kitson
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/nov/21/world-rugby-investigating-australia-not-substituting-white-after-brain-injury under the title “World Rugby investigates Australia not replacing White after brain injury”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
