England winger Dom Young has been ruled out of the series against Tonga after being hospitalised in the build-up to last week's opener.
The Wakefield native, who began his career at Huddersfield Giants before moving to the NRL, has had an abscess drained and will play no part in the final two Tests. Young announced himself on the international stage with nine tries in five games at last year's World Cup but must wait for his next cap after a frustrating return to England.
England boss Shaun Wane has opted against calling up replacements. 'Despite losing two players, I am still extremely confident that the squad I have selected is strong enough to win this series against Tonga,' he said. “Tom Johnstone and Tommy Makinson both impressed me at the weekend and we have another terrific winger in Matty Ashton who is pushing to force his way into the side.
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