New Zealand Captain Scott Barrett was expelled Tuesday from the rest of the three -match series against France due to a beef tear in the first test.

Barrett left the field in the 58th minute long New ZealandS ‘ 31-27 wins against France in Dunerty.

Initially he was afraid to be a matter of Achilles, but a scan confirmed a beef tear, which means Barrett would be lost Saturday’s second test in Wellington And the last match in Hamilton a week later.

Ardie Savea will take the captain. The backward line in front and Player World of 2023 has been in extraordinary shape for super Rugby Moana Passika this year.

Coach Assistant Scott Hansen said Barrett would be a great loss.

“We’ll get it that week for week. He will be prone to return as soon as possible, but we must do what is appropriate for him and the damage process,“Hansen said.

“We trust our depth. It will be an opportunity for someone else to grow, and Ardie will come in and will take us well.“

Barrett was involved in preparing the line during training on Tuesday and did not show any visible signs of damage, walking without a lame.

As his teammates left the field to change after training, Barrett was the first to set up heavy bags in the team’s truck, cleaning the practice field.

“He is the passage,“Explained Hansen.”He would better be on the field with his people, but he has gone through enough Rugby to know that these are the challenges you get.“

The injury will force a reorganization on the start side, with the Sevu Reece arm also confirmed after suffering a shock in the first minute of the first Saturday test.

Rookie Fabian Holland played 80 minutes in the Brava, while Tupou Vaa’i, who began in the Flancker blind, moved again to lock for the last 20 minutes.

Coach Scott Robertson chief can bring Patrick Tuipulotu to the start side along with the Netherlands.

Propi Pailio Tosi said the team was ready for any change and had to perform better than he did in Dunert.

“We are ready to be deceived,“Tosi said.

“THere was a lot of conversations about what was their B-Acip, but they really climbed the plate.

“The boys are ready to direct their mistakes this Saturday, and we know we will go against another good team of France.“

Robertson will name his team for the second test on Thursday.