Les Kiss' decision to test his wider squad against Japan has created a selection headache for the Wallabies boss as the team prepares for tougher challenges ahead. Kiss' bold move paid off, showcasing the depth of talent within the squad and providing a boost in confidence for the players. However, it has also opened up a debate about who should start in key positions, particularly in the midfield and back-row. The Wallabies' midfield is now a hotbed of competition, with players like Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, Hunter Paisami, and Isaac Henry all vying for a spot. Henry's impressive performance against Japan, despite a forward pass being called back, has caught the eye of the coaching staff and fans alike. The back-row is also a source of selection headaches, with players like Carlo Tizzano, Fraser McReight, and Harry Wilson all showing their worth. Tizzano's hard-ball skills and decision-making have been praised, while McReight's impact when he came on suggests he could be a key player in the future. The Wallabies' halves have also been a source of positive news, with Carter Gordon returning to the No.10 jersey and making an immediate impact. The team's success against Japan has now shifted the focus to the upcoming Tests against Argentina, the Springboks, and the Bledisloe Cup series. Kiss will need to make some tough decisions to ensure the team is in the best possible shape for these crucial matches. The pressure is on, and the Wallabies' performance against Japan has only heightened the scrutiny on their selection process.
