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Latest comment: 5 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
It is clear that Prior has not been capped for Zimbabwe.1 There would seem to be no indication he even attended a squad session for the Africa Cup, despite the story entitled Rugby Union target Aussie rugby star as cited for this encyclopedia (i.e. in his Wikipedia article). Given:
Prior's professional career as captain of the Western Force in both World Series Rugby,2 and NRC,3 and
The fact that Zimbabwe has no chance of competing in the 2019 Rugby World Cup;
then it is very unlikely that Prior will be capped for Zimbabwe in the future. As such, I have removed all mention of this non existent international career, other than the story of him being a potential recruit. Prior's only international appearances have been for Australia U20. Unless and until capped otherwise, he remains an Australian player. -- Ham105 (talk) 06:41, 23 August 2018 (UTC)Reply
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