Women’s Six Nations: Wales wing Kisa Neumann ruled out of tournament


Wales wing Lisa Neumann has been ruled out of the remainder of the Women’s Six Nations with a hamstring injury.

The 32-year-old Harlequins player was forced off in the second half of Wales’ 24-19 opening-round defeat by Scotland on Saturday.

The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) says her replacement in the squad will be announced in due course.

Wales’ options on the wing include Jasmine Joyce, who was left out of the matchday squad last weekend, Catherine Richards and uncapped Nikita Prothero.

Centres Carys Cox and Courtney Keight can also both play on the wing.

Wales take on top of the table France in round two at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday (15:35 BST).



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