Former Wallabies coach calls for 60-cap rule change

Cape Town – Coach Winner of Rugby World Cup Bob Dwyer believe the wallabies should change their rule of 60 caps for players based overseas to be more competitive.

This comes in a climate of growing pessimism regarding the hopes of the 2019 Japan Rugby World Cup in Australia after signing their worst season in 60 years with a win at the hands of England at Twickenham on Saturday.

A number of Hairy Wallabies are practicing their profession overseas but are not eligible as they have not played more than 60 times for Australia, which, according to Dwyer, hampers the progress of the world. ;National team.

"We are not wealthy enough to allow us to lose front-line players," said Dwyer, who guided the Wallabies to their first World Cup success in 1991 at the Australian Associated Press.

"We probably have to look closely at who can play who does not play in Australia, I know we currently have the 60 test rule.

"For me, we can change that at any time."

Indeed, it would open the Wallabies talent pool considerably, as players like Japan-based loose striker Sean McMahon and Will Skelton of the Saracens would return to the race.