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Barrett brothers emerge as doubts for New Zealand
Scott and Jordie Barrett left the game early with leg and ankle injuries during New Zealand's 26-13 win over Ireland, casting doubt on their availability for Scotland, says coach Robertson.
- On Saturday, New Zealand captain Scott Barrett and Jordie Barrett are doubts for the Scotland test at Murrayfield after being forced off early in Chicago.
- Coach Scott Robertson said, `Scooter has a laceration, a cut in the leg` requiring stitches, while Jordie Barrett suffered ankle and knee discomfort after a James Ryan tackle.
- Despite the exits, the All Blacks secured a 26-13 victory, with Ardie Savea as captain, Josh Lord replacing Scott Barrett, Leicester Fainga'anuku impressing, and Beauden Barrett saying, `Obviously my bros are a bit beaten up`.
- The All Blacks departed Chicago for Edinburgh for further scans and assessments, with the squad expecting clearer answers within 24 hours on the Barrett brothers' tour futures and possible All Blacks XV cover.
- The All Blacks' November tour aims for a first Grand Slam since 2010, but injuries to the Barrett brothers increase squad depth concerns before facing Scotland Saturday.
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All Blacks remain undecided on injured Barretts
Jordie Barrett gets treated for an injury during the All Blacks match against Ireland on Sunday morning in Chicago. Photo: Getty Images It will be another 24 hours before the All Blacks will know what future two of the Barrett brothers will have on their tour of Britain.
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right2Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution42% Left, 42% Center
Bias Distribution
- 42% of the sources lean Left, 42% of the sources are Center
42% Center
L 42%
C 42%
R 16%
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