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Fatigued Australia Insist There Is Still Energy for Test Assignments
- Recently, Angus Bell said the Wallabies retain energy for Test assignments, rejecting fatigue claims after the Rugby Championship, Lions series and Tests vs Japan, England and Italy.
- Against that backdrop, Angus Bell said wearing the Wallabies jersey is an honour and at 52 he cannot know how many Tests remain, which sharpens focus on each opportunity for Australia.
- Carter Gordon confirmed he is fit after leaving at 52 minutes with quad tightness, and the coaching staff offloaded some kicking duties early as a precaution.
- Angus Bell scored against Italy, while Skelton's absence highlighted James O'Connor's recent arrival and his role in Dublin preparing the squad ahead of Ireland.
- Every week, the players say weekly matches offer excitement and sustain momentum, while national representation remains the Wallabies’ biggest motivator ahead of upcoming Tests.
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The Straits TimesReposted by 
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einnews.comSkelton to miss Australia's last two tour matches
Australia's hopes of bringing in Will Skelton for the remaining two tests in their end-of-season tour have been dashed after the totemic lock suffered an ankle injury playing club rugby in France. Read more at straitstimes.com.
·Singapore
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Sydney Morning HeraldReposted by 
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WA todayFIFO Skelton flies into Dublin to be ruled out of Irish Test
Will Skelton has experienced the shortest Wallabies camp of his decorated career, after travelling from France to Ireland to be ruled out for his country’s next two Tests.
·Sydney, Australia
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