England captain Owen Farrell to miss Six Nations to ‘prioritise’ well-being
England captain Owen Farrell will not be available for this season’s Six Nations Championship after deciding to take a break from international rugby.
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England captain Owen Farrell will not be available for this season’s Six Nations Championship after deciding to take a break from international rugby.
LONDON : England captain Owen Farrell will sit out the 2024 Six Nations in order to prioritise his and his family’s mental well-being, but will continue to play for Premiership club Saracens, England Rugby confirmed on Wednesday.
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