Wallabies' Rennie will pick overseas players for England tests

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Australia coach Dave Rennie has said he will continue to pursue his approach of adding overseas-based players to his Wallabies squad when the Australians host England in July.Rennie handed recalls to several players, including Japan-based duo Quade Cooper and Samu Kerevi, during last year's Rugby Champion

Australia coach Dave Rennie has said he will continue to pursue his approach of adding overseas-based players to his Wallabies squad when the Australians host England in July.

"We've got three options per series, so who will depend on where we're at and the depth we have in certain spots and maybe even on injury," said Rennie."What we know is a number of those boys are on massive money and on our budget we can't afford to bring them home, even though that would be the ideal, to get everyone back playing here.

Rennie also praised new Six Nations champions France after they defeated England at the Stade de France on Saturday to complete the Grand Slam.

 

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