Manu Tuilagi to Miss Start of Six Nations Due to Groin Injury

The England rugby player, who has previously faced long-term groin problems, is expected to be out for four to six weeks.

Manu Tuilagi, a key player for England's rugby team, is expected to miss the start of the Six Nations campaign due to a groin injury.
The injury, a grade three tear, occurred during Sale's Premiership win over Saracens.
Tuilagi's injury will not require surgery, but he is expected to be out for at least four to six weeks.
Tuilagi has previously faced long-term groin problems in his career.
Sale prop Bevan Rodd will also miss the entire Six Nations after undergoing toe surgery.