REUTERS: Samoa scrumhalf Scott Malolua has been ruled out of the Rugby World Cup with a shoulder injury and replaced by Pele Cowley, coach Steve Jackson said ahead of the team's departure to Japan on Tuesday.
"We're all gutted for Scott," Jackson told the RNZ website in Auckland."He was playing some good rugby. But we all understand that this is the nature of our game. So we need to push forward to Japan.
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