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Fijian Drua make ten changes to play NSW Waratahs

NAPIER, NEW ZEALAND - FEBRUARY 22: Dejected Fijian Drua players following the round two Super Rugby Pacific match between Hurricanes and Fijian Drua at McLean Park, on February 22, 2025, in Napier, New Zealand. (Photo by Kerry Marshall/Getty Images)

Glen Jackson has made ten changes to his Fijian Drua side travelling to Sydney to take on the NSW Waratahs on Friday night.

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The Drua have a six-day turnaround for the round three matchup, after their loss on Saturday in Napier against the Hurricanes.

Some of the players that were a part of the squad that took the Brumbies to the final whistle a couple of weeks back, return to the lineup to bolster Jackson’s squad.

The Drua welcome back Etonia Waqa who will return to the side after a spell on the sideline with an injury.

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Bench playmaker Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula is five points away from becoming the all-time Fijian Drua points scorer, and captain Tevita Ikanivere has scored a try in the last three outings between these two sides.

Head-to-Head

Last 5 Meetings

Wins
4
Draws
0
Wins
1
Average Points scored
36
22
First try wins
60%
Home team wins
60%

Team list:

  1. Haereiti Hetet
  2.  Tevita Ikanivere
  3. Samuela Tawake
  4. Isoa Nasilasila
  5. Leone Rotuisolia
  6. Joseva Tamani
  7. Motikiai Murray
  8. Meli Derenalagi
  9. Simione Kuruvoli
  10. Caleb Muntz
  11. Vuate Karawalevu
  12. Iniai Tabuavou
  13. Tuidraki Samusamuvodre
  14. Ponipate Loganimasi
  15. Ilaisa Droasese

Impact:

 16. Mesulame Dolokoto 17. Livai Natave 18. Mesake Doge 19. Etonia Waqa 20. Kitione Salawa 21. Peni Matawalu 22. Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula 23. Kemu Valetini

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INJURY LIST

The following players are not available for selection due to injury:

·       Frank Lomani (ankle, short term)

·       Iosefo Masi (ankle, short term)

·       Vilive Miramira (ankle, short term)

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·       Selestino Ravutaumada (Shoulder, short term)

·       Epeli Momo (Knee, long term)

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