Luke Keary has been called into the Australian team

LATE call-up Luke Keary says he is not expecting to nail down the Kangaroos No.6 jersey in Cameron Munster’s absence.Sydney Roosters’ NRL grand final hero Keary will make his international debut in Australia’s Tests against New Zealand on Saturday and Tonga on October 20 after playmaker Munster pulled out due to personal reasons.Keary is full
of confidence after earning the Clive Churchill Medal for steering the Roosters to NRL premiership success, with Cooper Cronk restricted by a broken shoulder blade.But the livewire playmaker is not getting ahead of himself after earning his Test cap before a NSW State of Origin debut.Keary balked when asked if he would try and make the Kangaroos five-eight spot his own with Munster sidelined.“There are a couple of boys there like Cam (ahead of me),” he said.