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Whatever Eddie Jones had in mind for this fixture, watching George Kruis, the former England lock, backheeling a conversion through the posts in the final few minutes of an emphatic victory for the invitational side was probably not it. For all the players absent for England, for all the excuses that could be made, this was without question a chastening afternoon for Jones and one that will not be ignored in Australia.
Here are your rugby evening headlines for Sunday, June 19.
England’s uncapped hopefuls and fringe contenders will hope to impress Eddie Jones as the Barbarians visit Twickenham this afternoon.
Eddie Jones will use his “teabag theory” to decide if the rookies on parade against the Barbarians on Sunday are ready to participate in England’s tour of Australia.
France knows all about a revolution but even the most ardent insurrectionist must have been blindsided by Fabien Galthié's revival of the ailing Bleus during their own years of Terror.
George Kruis will make one final Twickenham appearance after being named in the Barbarians starting line-up for Sunday’s match against England.
Next weekend’s fixture against the Barbarians has been flagged for a long time as an important exercise in the context of the upcoming Test series in Australia. Coached by Fabien Galthié, captained by Charles Ollivon and promising to be brimming with young French talent, the invitational side will be capable of causing an upset at Twickenham.
2023 Rugby World Cup hosts France will play Australia, South Africa and Japan in November, the French Rugby Federation announced Thursday.