The Wallabies coach, Les Kiss, has left the door ajar for Zac Lomax's potential return to the national team, despite the winger's recent commitment to the NRL's PNG Chiefs. This decision comes as a surprise, given the intense competition for places in the Wallabies squad. Kiss's statement that competition is healthy for the team's development suggests a strategic move to keep Lomax's options open. The coach's emphasis on Lomax's athletic abilities and hunger for success indicates a belief in his potential to contribute to the team's success. However, the current focus is on the upcoming Super AUS season, where Lomax will play for the Western Force. The article highlights the fierce competition for positions in the Wallabies squad, with players like Max Jorgensen, Dylan Pietsch, and Harry Potter vying for starting roles. The introduction of Lomax's potential return raises questions about the team's strategy and the impact it could have on the squad's dynamics. The article also mentions Mark Nawaqanitawase, another outside back option, who has committed to the Japanese side Saitama Wild Knights. The competition for places in the back three is intense, and Kiss acknowledges the need for players to put pressure on each other to improve. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of competition in developing the team's performance and the potential impact of Lomax's return on the Wallabies' future success.
