Kelly Brazier celebrates with teammate Les Ketu after scoring a try during the Women's Rugby World Cup 2017 match between New Zealand and Hong Kong. Photo / Getty Images
Bay of Plenty's Kelly Brazier will be back in the Black Ferns jersey this week - the first time since the 2017 Women's World Cup final ready for their clash against USA on Wednesday.
Black Ferns head coach Glenn Moore has named the squad that will play USA in their
second test match of the Women's Rugby Super Series 2019 in San Diego, on Wednesday afternoon (NZT).
Among the squad is three new caps including Wellington lock Joanah Ngan-Woo, Canterbury hooker Forne Burkin and Waikato flanker Kennedy Simon, set to make their test debuts from the reserves.
Brazier has been named in the reserves, her first time in the Black Ferns jersey since the 2017 final, and Moore says her talent is undeniable.
"We all know how talented Kelly is and she can cover 10, 12 and 15," Moore says.
