Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?
The iconic Wiganer is the most decorated defence coach in rugby history, yet has never coached the country of his birth in the men…
The iconic Wiganer is the most decorated defence coach in rugby history, yet has never coached the country of his birth in the men…
Alex Coles may have been fearful entering Eddie Jones’ England camp for the first time but he credits the Australian’s tough l…
Feyi-Waboso has scored nine tries in 17 appearances for England, but his progress has been hampered by a string of injuries.
Only Sir Clive Woodward (84), Eddie Jones (81) and Stuart Lancaster (52) have led England in more Tests.
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Tom Curry have been laid low by injury.
Wallabies great Drew Mitchell believes Henry Pollock’s willingness to express himself is good for rugby union.
England A player ratings: England A produced an emphatic nine-try display to beat Argentina XV 59-24 at the Rec on Friday, two day…
In proving to Steve Borthwick his hunch Henry Pollock could double up as a wing was spot on, the flanker has underlined his impor…
England's 2003 World Cup-winning captain Martin Johnson was among a 2,000-strong crowd as Malta celebrated their 100th internation…
Former Springboks captain Victor Matfield has questioned the hype surrounding Henry Pollock after the England back-row-turned-wing…
After a mixed year, England were under pressure to perform and they duly delivered with their best performance of 2026
Steve Borthwick has made six changes to his 36-man Nations Championship squad, with star winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and flanker T…
Steve Borthwick has hailed England’s defensive performance against Australia after a week in which that area of their game was i…
Both of the top teams won in the fourth round of the Nations Championship, otherwise it was a weekend dominated by the northern he…
Australia captain Harry Wilson still believes the Wallabies are capable of beating any team in the world on their day.
Australia captain Harry Wilson remains confident in the Wallabies’ ability to “cut teams up” with the ball in hand.