Darcy Swain

Darcy Swain may not miss many games for the Wallabies if he is banned for a dangerous clear out, having been named in the Australia A squad.

There was no intention there to injure him the way that he did,” “Seeing him after the game, mate, he was devastated. Darcy Swain may not miss many games for the Wallabies if he is banned for a dangerous clear out, having been named in the Australia A squad.

Darcy Swain was punished by the SANZAAR judiciary for his cleanout during last week's Test that saw the midfielder injure two ligaments in his knee.

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Wallaby forward Darcy Swain has been banned for six weeks ruling him out of Australia's next three tests for the incident that left Quinn Tupaea injured.

"With respect to sanction the Judicial Committee deemed the act of foul play merited a mid-range entry point of six (6) weeks. The rules are pretty clear." By making the ban time-, rather than match-related, that issue has been negated.

Australian forward Darcy Swain was banned on Thursday for six weeks after a Sanzaar judiciary found him guilty of a "highly reckless" act resulting in ...

Australia second rower was only yellow-carded in Melbourne, but has copped a hefty suspension from a Sanzaar judicial panel.

If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. The rules are pretty clear.” “With respect to sanction the judicial committee deemed the act of foul play merited a mid-range entry point of six (6) weeks. [ ](https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/300690229/bledisloe-cup-all-blacks-epic-win-in-melbourne-not-without-flaws) ](https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/129958112/all-blacks-v-australia-wallabies-lock-darcy-swain-banned-for-six-games) ](https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/300692034/shots-fired-as-all-blacks-look-inwards-in-the-wake-of-their-marvel-stadium-misfire) ](https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/129945550/by-the-numbers-all-blacks-closing-in-on-half-century-at-fortress-eden-park) ](https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/300690679/jordie-barrett-set-to-fend-off-roger-tuivasasheck-at-no-12-for-all-blacks)

Wallabies lock Darcy Swain has been suspended for 6 games following his dangerous cleanout on Quinn Tupaea. Swain was yellow carded during last week's 39-37 ...

“With respect to sanction the Judicial Committee deemed the act of foul play merited a mid-range entry point of six (6) weeks. Through the actions by the player such as position, control, and player movements they found the incident was not intentional, however, it was highly reckless. SANZAAR deemed on Friday the incident met the red-card threshold, with the Judicial Committee ruling it met the mid-level entry point of six weeks.

Wallabies second-rower Darcy Swain has learned his fate at the judiciary after a cleanout gone wrong on All Blacks reserve Quinn Tupaea.

Returns for the Wallabies v All Blacks in the Bledisloe Cup on Saturday from 5pm. All matches streaming ad-free, live and on demand on Stan Sport. “Having conducted a detailed review of all the available evidence, having heard from the player and from his legal representative … “We’ve got a player who is probably going to be out for [a long period],” Foster said. “It was certainly nothing intentional. Swain has played 248 minutes in five Rugby Championship matches this year.

Swain will miss Australia's next three internationals following the incident in which All Black Quinn Tupaea suffered a serious knee injury.

The rules are pretty clear.” “It was certainly nothing intentional. Tupaea suffered a ruptured medial cruciate ligament and a partial anterior cruciate ligament tear in his left knee after Swain entered a ruck and made firm contact with the All Black’s outstretched left leg.

'Not intentional, however highly reckless': Wallabies star slapped with six-week ban.

[with Cadeyrn Neville in-line for a recall at Eden Park.](https://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/wallabies/were-hurting-wallabies-giant-returns-as-rennie-mulls-backrow-tweak-for-bledisloe-rematch/news-story/a08f720d42b3d9ba34803cbfc99d4a18) [Wallabies giant returns as Rennie mulls back-row tweak for Bledisloe rematch](https://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/wallabies/were-hurting-wallabies-giant-returns-as-rennie-mulls-backrow-tweak-for-bledisloe-rematch/news-story/a08f720d42b3d9ba34803cbfc99d4a18) [Banks’ RWC dream alive, Wallaby’s sneaky inclusion as schoolboy sensation called up](https://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/wallabies/wallabies-news-2022-tom-banks-darcy-swain-max-jorgensen-included-in-australia-a-squad-for-japan-tour-video/news-story/c90918dc1c8659fb3d28917c2a8a3aec) Foster said the All Blacks had a “big issue” with the incident and said the “rules were the rules”, believing Tupaea would miss an estimated nine months of rugby after being injured. As well as the late drama surrounding Mathieu Raynal’s decision to award the All Blacks a free kick in the final minute, Swain’s shot on Quinn Tupaea was the second big talking point coming out of the game. Darcy Swain has been suspended for six weeks by a Sanzaar judiciary, after the rising Wallabies lock was found guilty of a “reckless” breakdown effort in Bledisloe I.

The ban imposed by a Sanzaar judicial committee hearing will last until November 6, ruling Swain out of Saturday's return.

Swain's clear-out was overshadowed by the dramatic finale, where French referee Swain only received a yellow card for his actions but was cited after the Rugby Championship match at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium. The rules are pretty clear.”

Australia's Darcy Swain has been suspended for six weeks for the incident that left New Zealand's Quinn Tupaea with a bad knee injury.

“With respect to sanction the Judicial Committee deemed the act of foul play merited a mid-range entry point of six (6) weeks. The rules are pretty clear.” [Cadeyrn Neville](https://www.rugbypass.com/players/cadeyrn-neville/) has made a full recovery from his knee injury picked up against [England](https://www.rugbypass.com/teams/england/) and will start in the second row in Auckland. “It was certainly nothing intentional. By making the ban time-, rather than match-related, that issue has been negated. [Scotland](https://www.rugbypass.com/teams/scotland/) at Murrayfield on October 30 and [France](https://www.rugbypass.com/teams/france/) in Paris on 6 November.