The Wallabies are still waiting on inside centre Christian Lealiifano to link up with the team but his chances of a start in the first Test against England are lengthening by the minute.
Lealiifano missed the entirety of Australia’s training camp on the Sunshine Coast last week as he awaited the birth of his first child, and there was no sign of him as the Wallabies held an open fan day in Brisbane on Sunday.
Sekope Kepu and Taqele Naiyaravoro’s arrivals were also delayed due to weather conditions affecting their flights but the pair are expected to join their teammates later on Sunday.
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