England's Underhill to miss autumn internationals
Summary
England rugby player Sam Underhill will miss the autumn Nations Championship games after rupturing his bicep during a Bath club game. He will have surgery and is expected to be out until December or January, missing both international matches and part of the domestic season.Key Facts
- Sam Underhill, England flanker, injured his bicep in the first game of the Premiership season.
- The injury happened during Bath's away win against Harlequins.
- Underhill will have surgery later this week.
- He is expected to be sidelined until December or January.
- Underhill will miss England's three autumn internationals against Australia, Japan, and New Zealand.
- He has played 51 times for England and featured in all Six Nations matches this year.
- Bath also have other injured players, including Jamie Bhatti, Vilikesa Sela, and Will Muir.
- Ben Spencer and Louie Hennessey may return to training in October.
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