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The Black Ferns sevens will be without one of their big names for this weekend's invitational Fast Four Tournament in Hamilton

The Black Ferns sevens will be without one of their big names for this weekend's invitational Fast Four Tournament in Hamilton

23 January 2019

Playmaker Kelly Brazier has been ruled out with a calf injury.

But the side is boosted by the return of Niall Williams from injury, while Manawatu's Rhiarna Ferris is in line for her debut after being included in the 13 player squad.

The Black Ferns Sevens will come up against China, England and France , with the tournament starting on Saturday.

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