Declan Meredith, an unheralded Brumbies playmaker, is poised for a potential Wallabies debut after injury setbacks to Carter Gordon.The 28-year-old's form in Super Rugby, where he secured a starting role and maintained it throughout the season, has impressed Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt.Gordon's injury, which ruled him out of the upcoming match against France, has created an opportunity for Meredith to step into the spotlight.The Wallabies face a crucial test against France in Brisbane, where a loss would mark their first six-game losing streak since 2016.Coach Schmidt's decision to include Meredith in the wider training squad highlights his potential impact.The team's struggles with consistency and discipline, particularly in high-stakes matches, underscore the importance of this call-up.With Les Kiss set to take over as coach, the selection of Meredith could signal a shift in strategy for the Wallabies' future.

The article also touches on France's squad changes, including the inclusion of Romain Ntamack and Emmanuel Meafou, adding context to the international rugby landscape.