Scotland hooker Cherry dominated out of Rugby World Cup after slipping on lodge stairs
Cherry slipped and fell on the steps at Scotland’s workforce lodge on Monday, and has now had to get replaced by Edinburgh’s Stuart McInally.
McInally joined the Scotland squad this morning, having been placed on standby final week as a consequence of a concussion to Ewan Ashman.
Cherry would have missed a minimum of the subsequent 12 days as a consequence of concussion protocols, leaving Scotland making the powerful name to exchange him.
“I’m hugely disappointed to be leaving the squad with concussion, I’ve loved my time in camp over the summer and gaining my first world cup cap on Sunday against South Africa,” stated Cherry.
“I want to wish the team all the best for the remainder of the competition.”
Ashman is predicted to be out there for choice for Scotland’s Pool B conflict with Tonga in Nice on Sunday, September 24.
The Scots suffered a punishing 18-3 defeat by South Africa in Marseille on Sunday, of their World Cup opener.
Boss Gregor Townsend gave the gamers a number of days off in a bid to handle Scotland’s upcoming weekend and not using a World Cup match.