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Len Ikitau welcomes competition as he returns to Wallabies centre

After ankle surgery, Ikitau is back for the Argentina tour. He says competition from centres like Paisami and Henry will strengthen the Wallabies.

Ikitau missed the Wallabies' two wins over Japan while recovering from ankle surgery. Hunter Paisami and Isaac Henry impressed in his absence, forcing coach Les Kiss to make tough selection calls.

Ikitau welcomes the competition. He's comfortable playing outside centre, where he has spent most of his career, or moving inside.

Why it mattersThe Wallabies now have real depth at centre. They're not relying on one set pairing anymore, which matters ahead of tough tests in Argentina.

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