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British and Irish Lions: Tomos Williams ruled out of tour

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Lions off to a winning start vs. Western Force (1:23)

The British and Irish Lions got their tour of Australia off to a winning start after seeing off Western Force 54-7. (1:23)

Scrum-half Tomos Williams has been ruled out of the rest of the British and Irish Lions' tour Down Under after suffering a series-ending hamstring injury.

The Wales star picked up the injury during the Lions' first tour game on Australian soil against Western Force on Saturday, where they dominated on course to a 54-7 victory.

Williams -- who looked set to earn a starting position in the Lions' Test side after two tries in Perth -- now flies home leaving Jac Morgan as the only Welsh player in the squad.

"Unfortunately, Tomos has been ruled out of the rest of the tour with a hamstring injury. Ben White will join us from the Scotland squad and will fly over from New Zealand," Lions head coach Andy Farrell said.

Scotland's Ben White will be a part of a Lions squad for the first time ahead of their next tour game against the Queensland Reds on Wednesday.

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