Sonny Bill Williams has enough credit in the bank to only need to prove his fitn...
WELLINGTON - Sonny Bill Williams has enough credit in the bank to only need to prove his fitness to put himself into contention for his third Rugby World Cup later this year, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has said.
It was the latest in a long list of injuries that have limited the inside centre’s appearances since the last World Cup in England and questions were being asked if he would be able to make the All Blacks squad. “What we need to see is him getting back on the track. Then we’ve got to ask ourselves is his fitness good enough for him to be selected in the team?
Hansen added that other senior players like Ben Smith , Owen Franks , Dane Coles and Brodie Retallick were progressing well in their recovery from injuries.
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