Rugby - Wallabies will respond to 'hardest' loss, says Genia


  • Rugby
  • Saturday, 22 Sep 2018

FILE PHOTO: Australia Rugby Union - Australia's Captain's Run - Stade de France, Saint-Denis near Paris, France - 18/11/16 Australia's Will Genia during the captain's run the day before a match between France and Australia. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Last week's Rugby Championship loss to Argentina may have been the "hardest" of Will Genia's 94-test career, but the scrumhalf said no one should doubt the pride the Wallabies had in the jersey or their ability to respond in the reverse fixture.

A fifth defeat in seven tests and the first at home to the Pumas in 35 years, sent twice former World Cup winners Australia tumbling to seventh in the world rankings, an unprecedented low.

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