Australia Squad Shakeup as Lions Clash Looms
Andrew Kellaway and Corey Toole have been released from the Australia's squad, making way for different selections ahead of the game against the British & Irish Lions. Both players will focus on their respective club matches, while Joe Schmidt refines his lineup for the upcoming tour tests.

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In a strategic move ahead of the highly anticipated face-off with the British & Irish Lions, Australia's rugby squad has released wingers Andrew Kellaway and Corey Toole. This decision indicates head coach Joe Schmidt's evolving team strategy as the squad gears up to face Fiji, before the Lions series in Brisbane.
Kellaway has been redirected to join the New South Wales Waratahs' tour against the Lions in Sydney, while Toole, still uncapped at test level, will link up with his ACT Brumbies squad. Their absence from the upcoming game against Fiji underscores the refinement process underway within Schmidt's line-up.
Meanwhile, Schmidt retains Joseph Suaalii and Max Jorgensen, both dynamic players capable of filling multiple positions. As the Lions prepare for their engagement with the Queensland Reds, they aim to build on their strong start after a resounding win against the Western Force last Saturday.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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