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Tigers and Fiji flier Api Koroisau was ruled out of the remainder of Fiji's Rugby League World Cup match against the Kiwis after suffering a suspected broken jaw in the first half.
Wests Tigers and Fiji international Api Koroisau was ruled out of Fiji's Rugby League World Cup clash against the New Zealand Kiwis after suffering a suspected broken jaw during the first half of the match.
The hooker was unable to take any further part in the international contest following the incident. Medical staff will assess the severity of the suspected fracture to determine the full extent of his injury and potential recovery timeline.
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