Damian McKenzie shares update on ACL recovery
It is understandable that during the excitement of the World Cup, some players who are absent from rugby's showpiece tournament are forgotten.
New Zealand’s Damian McKenzie is such a player.
McKenzie, who established himself as the All Blacks' first-choice fullback in 2018, would have surely been a part of the All Blacks squad in Japan but for a devastating ACL injury in April which ruled him out until 2020.
McKenzie had spent much of the season juggling roles as a flyhalf and fullback with the Chiefs, and had started to show some good form in the 15 shirt. To make matters worse, the injury came only a few days after being selected for Steve Hansen’s 41-man foundation squad.
Since then, the elusive fullback has been chronicling his recovery on social media, and recently provided another update on Instagram. The 24-year-old shared videos of himself sprinting, which is yet more encouraging progress for All Blacks and Chiefs fans.
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he should not be playing 12. He should be playing 10 and team managers should stop playing players out of position to accommodate libbok.
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