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Wales' Hallam Amos ruled out for Twickenham... and for remainder of season
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Hallam Amos is set to miss the remainder of the season after suffering a knee injury during Cardiff Blues’ Guinness PRO14 victory over Benetton Rugby.
The full-back sustained the injury in the closing stages of the February 23 fixture and returned to the Wales camp two days later where he was assessed.
He returned to Cardiff Blues ahead of last weekend’s trip to Edinburgh.
However, he was ruled unfit ahead of the captain’s run and subsequent scans revealed an injury which requires surgical intervention.
A Welsh Rugby Union statement said: “Hallam Amos will miss the remainder of the Guinness Six Nations due to a knee injury sustained in Cardiff Blues' fixture against Benetton.
“He will have surgery and it is expected that he will also miss the remainder of the season.”
Amos, who joined Cardiff Blues in the summer, will undergo surgery this week, with a recovery period of four months.
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I agree with a B+ rating for the ABs this year. That is a pass mark in a transition season. A new coach, loss of senior players, injuries, some bizarre refereeing calls at times and sometimes unlucky rubs of the green all conspired to deprive this side of the perfect record. I foresee better results next year. No panic just yet.
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And Ireland lost to the ABs at home so not so impressive
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