Australia's centre shortage is Hunt's opportunity


SYDNEY (Reuters) - Karmichael Hunt has not had the impact on rugby union that Israel Folau has but next month he might finally get his chance to join his fellow double code-hopper on the test stage for the Wallabies.

Like Folau, Hunt was a standout rugby league international who became a marquee capture for Australian Rules football before going on to make another switch to the 15-man game, in his case in 2014.

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