England will be without Shaunagh Brown for first game of World Cup

England prop Shaunagh Brown will miss the opening game of the World Cup against Fiji on Saturday after testing positive for Covid-19.
The 32-year-old must self-isolate for seven days under the current regulations in New Zealand.
England Rugby revealed Brown was sharing a room with Sadia Kabeya, who tested positive for the virus last week.
An England Rugby statement read: “Shaunagh Brown has tested positive for Covid-19 and is now undertaking a seven-day isolation period as required by New Zealand Government regulation.
“Brown had been sharing a room with Sadia Kabeya, who returned a positive test last week and has now completed her seven-day isolation period.”
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Feel back for the Aussies but at least Nick White has a solid acting career to fall back on…
Go to commentsNigel as good as your team is at the moment they have nothing to show for it, maybe a six nations title or two. Until you win the World Cup Ireland will not have the respect the Boks & AB have in the rugby fertility bearing in mind the Boks played two less World Cups and won two away from home making them the best World Cup contenders of all time. Sorry pel until Ireland holds that cup above their heads they will be known going through a purple patch as they call it in golf, a good side at the time nothing more nothing less.
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