Will Skelton, Josh Flook and Harry Potter were all left concussed, while star flanker Fraser McReight injured his ankle. The Wallabies have been in non-stop business mode since early July, with their highly-anticipated series against the British & Irish Lions followed by a hard-fought Rugby Championship campaign. "I think the most important thing is the next 10 days that players need to regenerate, keep ticking over and freshen up and spend time with family. But Australia have now lost 11 consecutive games to the All Blacks - a new record - and Wallabies captain Harry Wilson isn't impressed. "And the last two Test matches, we've had opportunities which we haven't taken, and we've had two losses, which is just really disappointing.