Steve Borthwick's men were much maligned at the start of the Six Nations but their renaissance is gathering momentum
The impending Six Nations will be without a hoard of England-qualified battering rams and laser beams, who’d stroll into other countries’ formations, forced to bide their time, or - worse - never have it at all. And so, as the latest cohort descend upon Pennyhill, here’s - for your delectation - a 1-15 of uncapped English powerhouses.
Cast as the new Manu Tuilagi, Ollie Lawrence had precious few opportunities to show off his destructive qualities on both sides of the ball in his early days as a Test player
Back-to-back victories by a single point have buoyed the Red Rose, while raising further questions about the team's progression.
Round Three of the Six Nations delivered in spades as Wales looked reborn, France put on a show and England laboured to an unlikely win
The England plamaker talks junk food, boybands and shares how he felt about losing the No10 jersey, The latest episode of O2 Inside Line: This Rose, is now available to watch on the RugbyPass App and includes an insightful interview with the England playmaker.
England are odds-on favourites to end their losing run against Scotland, but the visitors have reasons to believe.
Steve Borthwick's new playmaking axis had a huge bearing on a seminal English win on Saturday evening.
It’s 10 years ago this very weekend when he last laced up, guiding Toulon with aplomb around the Stade de France to see off Castres and complete the Top 14/European Heineken Cup double he took with him into retirement.