Charlotte Caslick Eyes Comeback for Rugby World Cup Clash with US Despite Ankle Injury
Source: news.source.channelnewsasia
Charlotte Caslick, a former Olympic sevens champion, has expressed optimism about participating in the Women's Rugby World Cup despite being sidelined for Australia's opening match due to an ankle injury. Sustained during a match against New Zealand, her injury has put her participation in doubt, but she aims to be fit for the game against the United States. Caslick, named sevens World Player of the Year in 2016, remains hopeful despite the tight recovery timeline. The Australian team, the Wallaroos, are preparing for the tournament with ambitions of reaching the quarter-finals, buoyed by a recent victory over Wales.
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Charlotte Caslick is optimistic about playing in the Women's Rugby World Cup despite missing the opening game due to an ankle injury.
The injury occurred during a match against New Zealand, and she remains in a moonboot but hopes to recover in time for the game against the United States.
Coach Jo Yapp included Caslick in the World Cup squad, showing faith in her recovery.
Siokapesi Palu, the Wallaroos captain, is also dealing with a foot injury, and both players are supporting each other through their recovery.
The Wallaroos are aiming for a spot in the quarter-finals, encouraged by a recent 36-5 victory over Wales.
Australia's pool stage includes matches against Samoa, the United States, and England.
