South Africa's Cheslin Kolbe was carted off the pitch on Saturday with an injury during Toulon's French Top 14 game at Lyon. | Sport24news
Kolbe, 29, who played five games of the Springboks' Rugby World Cup campaign in 2019, left the field in the 36th minute after scoring a try.The winger was in tears as a golf buggy carried him to the stands, a worrying image with this year's World Cup in France less than six months away.
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