England's rugby team experiences renewed optimism after success

theguardian.com

England's rugby team, under coach Steve Borthwick, has shown significant improvement, achieving their best Six Nations campaign in five years. The team's recent performance has shifted the mood from earlier boos at Twickenham to optimism. Henry Pollock made a strong debut, scoring two tries and energizing his teammates. His confident attitude and skill have made him a standout player, suggesting he may start in upcoming tours. Borthwick noted the team's enjoyment of playing together and their focus on simplicity. Despite some challenges, he aims to have as many players as possible on the upcoming tour, viewing it as a key opportunity for development.


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