game and we know that the all blacks, the history has got to come out firing, notjust to be up so much at half time, but the most pleasing thing for me by a long stretch was the composure when they came back at us, because they always do a great win for ireland, a short while ago i got the thoughts of our rugby union correspondent chrisjones after the first test him he wouldn t have given ireland to hope going to a place they ve never won a test match, they were 1 0 down. and end of a tough season, a lot of length players had experienced heartbreak at european finals. united rugby championship semifinals and you thought there is no chance i had and can turn this to her around, but they managed to do it. there was a caveat, may be, because there were plenty of red and yellow cards, but today they were just magnificent. the first high performance going and 22-3. the first high performance going and 22 3. one of the best a0 minutes of international rugby union you will see. some of the tr
the spectacle, he said. let s bring in our rugby union correspondent, chrisjones. eddiejones himself eddie jones himself is eddiejones himself is part of a high performance committee who feeds into make changes happen, and my understanding is he was pretty supportive of red and yellow cards being used as deterrence. he s also part a group that approved greater measures of powers from the tmo. they really caught the wallabies cold, but you would ve thought that australia will be ready for that early storm. australia will be ready for that early storm- australia will be ready for that earl storm. . 3 ~ , ~ early storm. that s the key. whether en . land early storm. that s the key. whether england can early storm. that s the key. whether england can start early storm. that s the key. whether england can start with early storm. that s the key. whether england can start with that early storm. that s the key. whether england can start with that name - england can start with that nam
side say they don t want to see darby go. england and wales both named their squads for the upcoming six nations. dan biggar captains wales, in the absence of alun wynjones with injury. eddiejones keeps owen farrell, and has also named six uncapped players for tournament. as he continues to look for the best experience. one question will be how he can get the best from the young harlequins. owen farrell struggled for form. our rugby union correspondent, chrisjones, sat down with the england head coach, who explained how the squad has the best of experience and young talent rising through the ranks. at the moment, he s the right guy for thejob, at the moment, he s the right guy forthejob, mate. marcus is at the moment, he s the right guy for thejob, mate. marcus is going to be important. marcus could be an absolutely brilliant ad, so he needs to have a 12 next to him. the
has played very well and seems to have forced himself up the pecking order, and actually was named as the two captain when he was injured, but as we know, he has now miraculously come back. it looks like he s going to start in the second captain. some of the likes of murray and pharaoh had missed out with bigger starting. he s got a great stance of starting in the back there as well. i m hearing that he s up against it with jack cohen and working very hard for a place at number eight. so expect a few eyebrows raised tomorrow at ten a: m., few eyebrows raised tomorrow at ten a:m., and if there are scouts in the starting 15, that looks likely, they will be the first scots to start a lines test match in 20 years, would you believe? so all eyes on warren when he names his team tomorrow morning. taste when he names his team tomorrow morninu. ~ ., ., ., ., morning. we look forward to that announcement. morning. we look forward to that announcement. i morning. we look forward to that anno
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