Kangaroos selection has proven to be the ideal hangover cure for Luke Keary. But the Sydney Roosters' NRL grand final hero is not expecting to toast long term Test success as Cameron Munster's Kangaroos replacement. Keary admitted he was a little worse for wear when Kangaroos selectors called on Sunday to confirm he would replace Munster for Australia's end of year Tests.
The 26-year-old Roosters playmaker slots into the halves with Daly Cherry-Evans after Munster pulled out of Saturday's Test against New Zealand and the October 20 clash with Tonga due to personal reasons. Keary was excited by the news but did not exactly feel like celebrating after leading the way during the Roosters' NRL premiership festivities.But Keary had no complaints after going from green around the gills to wearing the green and gold when he lobbed in the Kangaroos camp in Brisbane before they fly to Auckland on Tuesday.
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