Ireland's Rory Best scores a try during their Six Nations rugby union match against Wales at the Millennium stadium, Cardiff February 4, 2007. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's Rory Best broke his forearm in the heartbreaking last-gasp defeat by New Zealand, his province Ulster said on Monday, making the hooker a doubt for the start of the Six Nations in just over two months.
The hooker scored Ireland's second try in an opening 20-minute blitz that saw them lead the All Blacks by 19-0 but left the field soon after holding his right arm.
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