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Exeter's Jenkins to miss Premiership start after surgery

BBC Sport Friday, 16 August 2024
Exeter's Jenkins to miss Premiership start after surgeryExeter and Wales lock Dafydd Jenkins will miss the start of the Premiership campaign after surgery on knee and shoulder injuries.
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