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Paul Rees: England are sharpening a ruthless edge

England enjoyed a record championship victory over Wales at the ground that used to be called Twickenham, but it was ultimately underwhelming and some way below their victory in Cardiff 10 months before.
Ollie Chessum on the charge for England

England enjoyed a record championship victory over Wales at the ground that used to be called Twickenham, but it was ultimately underwhelming and some way below their victory in Cardiff 10 months before.

The 41-point success eclipsed the 50-10 success at HQ in 2002, but three of England’s tries came when Wales were reduced to 13 players and there were too many occasions when they tried to batter their way through rather than give the ball air.
Ahead 29-0 at the break, England scored quickly after the resumption but then went 23 minutes without scoring.
They were not helped by taking off Jam...

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