CANBERRA – Without two of their best players in the first half, the Sunwolves lack of depth was glaringly obvious in a 66-5 Super Rugby beating at the hands of the Brumbies on Saturday.
Lacking the intensity and creative spark of first-choice fly-half Tusi Pisi and back Riaan Viljoen, who began the game on the bench, the Sunwolves looked lost from the word go.
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