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Kyle Sinckler has been recalled by England as Eddie Jones named a 36-strong squad for the autumn internationals which also included a first call-up for Quins wing Cadan Murley but no place for playmaker Henry Slade.
English rugby, it hardly needs stating, has a lot of problems just now, but the quality of the product on the field is not one of them. Life will forever be plagued by the sort of people who complain all the time, but let us celebrate too whenever we see superb rugby. We will never be rid of bad matches in this or any other sport, any more than we will be of moaners, but if anyone is after exhilarating rugby it is everywhere in the Premiership and has been for years.
It all came down to the last kick. After Saracens had forced themselves level with Gloucester – having trailed by 12 points with 10 minutes remaining – the fly-half Owen Farrell stood over a potentially match-winning conversion out on the left wing. The ground fell silent, Farrell steadied himself, took a few deep breaths, and struck the ball unerringly through the posts. The crowd went wild.
A fascinating series begins with a bold England selection as Eddie Jones picks returning veterans and three uncapped players in his squad for the first Test against Australia.
England head coach Eddie Jones has brought back the exiled pair of Billy Vunipola and Danny Care in his 36-man squad to tour Australia.
Billy Vunipola has been handed a recall for England’s summer tour of Australia by Eddie Jones, who has summoned the No 8 into his squad for the first time since the 2021 Six Nations. Jones has also included the 19-year-old London Irish full-back Henry Arundell in his 36-man squad as an apprentice and as one of eight uncapped players for the series against the Wallabies.
Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Wednesday, June 8.
A 50-point thrashing of everyone’s favourite pantomime villains was greeted with as much euphoria as one might expect at Kingsholm. Gloucester put eight tries past a Saracens second team, but the hypothetical goal of a place in the playoffs remained out of reach, after Northampton matched their bonus-point victory at Franklin’s Gardens.