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Eddie Jones warned his England side he will be watching to see if they survive the heat of battle against the Barbarians after recalling veteran scrum-half Danny Care for the Twickenham clash.
Danny Care followed up his electric form for Harlequins with a convincing pitch to Eddie Jones that has resulted in his recall for Sunday’s uncapped match against the Barbarians at Twickenham.
Danny Care’s attacking instincts have placed him on the brink of his England comeback in Sunday’s uncapped international against the Barbarians at Twickenham.
Danny Care is set to make his first England appearance in four years after being named among the replacements to face the Barbarians in a non-cap international at Twickenham on Sunday in a team led by Tom Curry.
Danny Care has been urged to play his way into England’s World Cup plans next year after being called up this week for the first time in nearly four years. Care has returned to the squad in preparation for the annual fixture against the Barbarians on Sunday and the England assistant coach, Richard Cockerill, has challenged the scrum-half to seize his spot on the summer tour of Australia.
Following the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, teams in England have had to make adjustments, with the reduction in salary cap one of those alterations.
England winger Jonny May has echoed his international team-mate Kyle Sinckler's concerns over the futures of a large number of Premiership players.
England have set their sights on securing another whitewash in Australia, according to the scrum-half Harry Randall, who revealed Eddie Jones’s side are targeting a 3-0 series win this summer. England swept the board against the Wallabies in Jones’s first overseas tour as head coach six years ago, and Randall is hoping the current crop can emulate the class of 2016.