Miles Amatosero

Miles Amatosero is a rugby player who plays for the NSW Waratahs. He is currently transitioning to a new role within the team as part of recent lineup changes, indicating his versatility and importance to the squad.

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New Zealand: Miles Amatosero was sent to the sin bin, leaving the Waratahs with 14 men. 4

Joseph Sua Ali I Damian Mckenzie Joe Schmidt Andrew Kellaway Teddy Wilson Joey Walton Tristan O Reilly Lawson Creighton Luke Jacobson Leroy Carter Gideon Wrampling Clayton Mcmillan Emoni Narawa Samipeni Finau Taniela Tupou

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Chiefs v NSW Waratahs result: Joseph Sua’ali’i inspires upset as Damian McKenzie struggles to surrender top spot

Australia: Miles Amatosero will also make his return to the side. 5

Horne Joe Schmidt Ian Foster Joseph Aukuso Suaalii Andrew Kellaway Max Jorgensen Archie Saunders Hugh Sinclair

The Sydney Morning Herald: Australian teams for tour games will be chosen with Wallabies success in mind

Australia: Miles Amatosero is a big lock for the Waratahs who is currently injured. 5

Dan Mckellar Nicholas Champion De Crespigny Sam Scott Young Tim Horan John Connolly Les Kiss Jake Gordon Langi Gleeson Joseph Aukuso Suaalii Lalakai Foketi Jack Grant Ben Grant Leafi Talataina Andrew Kellaway Henry O Donnell Joey Walton

The Sydney Morning Herald: Waratahs coach Dan McKellar pokes Queensland Reds ahead of grudge match

Australia: Miles Amatosero was replaced by Ben Grant in the starting side. 5

Jackson Jack Mesley Junior Ratuva Baden Stephenson Lawson Creighton Ben Grant Felix Kalapu Leafi Talataina Jack Grant Tom Lambert

The Sydney Morning Herald: Super Rugby investigate Fijian Drua’s road trip from hell ... including lift in a luggage truck