Cape Town - Australia have suffered a blow to their Olympic Sevens campaign with Lewis Holland being ruled out after suffering a minor hamstring tear.
Holland is replaced in the squad by Tom Kingston, with captain Ed Jenkins revealing how disappointed the injured playmaker is feeling.
"Lewis is obviously devastated…he is a big part of our team," he told rugby.com.au.
"He is the key playmaker for us so to lose him is pretty devastating but we have had quite a bit of the season without him so there's guys that can definitely fill his shoes."
Jenkins added: "There's guys that can easily step into that ball playing position.
"It's not going to be a worry for us tomorrow."
Australia have one defeat and one win record on the opening day of the Rugby Sevens, having gone down to France before defeating Spain.
Holland is replaced in the squad by Tom Kingston, with captain Ed Jenkins revealing how disappointed the injured playmaker is feeling.
"Lewis is obviously devastated…he is a big part of our team," he told rugby.com.au.
"He is the key playmaker for us so to lose him is pretty devastating but we have had quite a bit of the season without him so there's guys that can definitely fill his shoes."
Jenkins added: "There's guys that can easily step into that ball playing position.
"It's not going to be a worry for us tomorrow."
Australia have one defeat and one win record on the opening day of the Rugby Sevens, having gone down to France before defeating Spain.