Wallabies great Hooper finally making sevens debut
Michael Hooper’s long-awaited sevens debut has been confirmed with the former Wallabies captain to play at the upcoming Hong Kong leg of the world series.
The four-time John Eales Medallist with 125 caps for Australia will play on April 5-7 with his first match against sevens titans Fiji.
Hooper joined the Australian men’s sevens team in November last year but his debut was delayed after suffering an Achilles injury.
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“Our performances in LA were some of our best this season and we have the opportunity be better again next week.
“We welcome back Maurice Longbottom, who will add some spark in the midfield and for the first time we’ll get to see Michael Hooper in an Australian sevens jersey.
