Every England victory is sweet but last weekend’s win over Wales was extra special for Ollie Chessum after limping through the best part of six months.

It is a testament to the quality of the Leicester Tigers second row that he earned selection for his first Lions Tour and played all three Tests despite the fact that he was dealing with excruciating pain in his foot caused by a partial tear of his plantar fascia in his right foot.
That injury meant that Chessum was unable to train fully and by the time of the Test series against the Wallabies last summer, was barely able to run.
And yet he ...