Darcy Graham will miss Scotland's autumn rugby internationals due to a bicep injury.
According to BBC Sport, Scotland winger Darcy Graham will miss the autumn internationals with a bicep injury, sidelined for at least 12 weeks after a rupture. The 29-year-old Edinburgh player has 38 tries from 57 caps and will miss home Tests against New Zealand, Australia and Japan, with Scotland's Nations Championship fixtures continuing at Murrayfield on 7 November and culminating in the finals weekend at Twickenham on 27-28 November.
Key facts
- 01Darcy Graham is an Edinburgh winger and Scotland's record try-scorer.
- 02He has 38 tries from 57 caps.
- 03He will miss home Tests against New Zealand, Australia and Japan.
- 04He is out with a ruptured bicep and faces at least 12 weeks on the sidelines.
- 05Scotland host New Zealand on 7 November at Murrayfield; Australia and Japan follow in Edinburgh over the next weekends.
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