LONDON - Wallaby legend Michael Lynagh believes a lack of depth lies behind Australia's post World Cup slump. "They played good rugby and it's not that much different to the team that's been trotted out this year," explained former fly-half Lynagh, a key member of the Wallabies' 1991 World Cup-winning side. Lynagh, whose 911 points in 72 Tests remains an Australia record, added, however: "There's been some issues. "The England games we were down to our fifth inside centre which, when you are a nation such as Australia that struggles with depth, is not great and it's the same now. Television analyst Lynagh, who overcame a life-threatening stroke in 2012, finished his playing career with London club Saracens, now the reigning English and European champions.

Source: Bangkok Post October 08, 2016 01:30 UTC