Jonathan Davies: Wales & Lions centre to miss most of Six Nations

British and Irish Lions focus Jonathan Davies is situated to miss the vast majority of Wales' Six Nations battle in view of damage. Davies, 25, has not played since enduring a pectoral damage in Wales' thrashing by South Africa in November. The Scarlets say their chief, who is to leave for French side Clermont at the finish of the season, is advancing great and partaking in light preparing.

He will come back to movement in unanticipated March and Wales' last two Championship diversions occur on 9 and 15 March. The Scarlets affirmed in an articulation that Davies is "fit for return unanticipated March" discounting him of Wales' first three amusements in the Six Nations against Italy, Ireland and France. Davies was one of the Lions' stars in their triumphant tour of Australia in the hot time of year, playing in every one of the three Tests, questionably being picked in front of Brian O'driscoll for the arrangement decider. Six nations tickets are now in your approach,just dial 020 72834040.

His great structure expedited a two-year arrangement to play for Clermont Auvergne, who he joins in July, joining a rundown of Wales internationals playing in the French top flight. He is one of various Scarlets first group regulars at present occupied, incorporating individual Welsh internationals, hooker Ken Owens and full-back Liam Williams. Owens is recuperating from a sprained lower leg and Williams has gained medication for a cracked finger. Both are relied upon to be out for two to three weeks. Fly-half Steven Shingler, who rejoined the district from London Irish a year ago, is out until the closure of April with a shoulder harm. In the interim the Scarlets say winger Mike Poole is recouping great in clinic taking after surgery in the wake of cracking and separating his neck. Poole was harmed playing for Llanelli against Swansea in the Principality Welsh Premiership on 28 December.