Cipriani out for six months
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19-May-2008 123 related
        

Last Modified: 19 May 2008 Source: ITN Wasps and England fly-half Danny Cipriani will be out of action for six months as he recovers from a severe ankle injury. The 20-year-old fractured and dislocated his right ankle when he tackled Bath's Olly Barkley during their Premiership match at Adams... [read full story]                    

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