Lewsey ruled out of World Cup final
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Paris - England winger Josh Lewsey has been ruled out of Saturday's Rugby World Cup final against South Africa with a hamstring injury. Lewsey sustained the injury to his right leg in England's 14-9 semi-final victory over host nation France, a game in which the 30- year-old scored the opening try.
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