Sporting Digest: Rugby Union

Monday 07 June 1993 23:02 BST

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WALES have delayed until today their selection for tomorrow's final African tour match against the South African Barbarians in Windhoek to give their injured players more time to recover. The back-row players, Emyr Lewis and Lyn Jones, were unable to train yesterday and the hooker, Andrew Lamerton, also had to sit out because of bruising. Wales have won all five of their tour matches, including three internationals, but tomorrow's is likely to be their toughest test.

MOSELEY, the Second Division club, have dismissed their first-team coach, Colin McFadyean. The former England and British Isles centre will be replaced by a panel of specialist coaches, including the former England internationals, Phil Blakeway and Jan Webster.

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