All Blacksのインスタグラム(allblacks) - 10月1日 07時59分

NEWS: All Blacks loose forward Ardie Savea is to wear rugby goggles in the team's next Rugby World Cup Test against Canada tomorrow, after trialling them at All Blacks training this week. The move comes after @ardiesavea discovered that the vision had deteriorated in his left eye and he realised he had to protect his eyesight. Savea said: "A couple of years ago I realised I had bad vision in my left eye. Everything's kind of blurry. I told All Blacks Doctor Tony Page that it was getting worse and now we're doing something about it. Doc notified me that World Rugby had some goggles that were approved and everyone has been really supportive. In terms of vision and seeing, it's pretty sweet, and it's now just a matter of getting used to them." In May this year World Rugby approved the use of the goggles at all levels of rugby to allow those who are visually impaired to play the game. The approval came after extensive development and robust trialling of the eyewear. 📸: @hannahpetersnz @gettyimages

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