Fraser Dingwall has backed England boss Steve Borthwick’s plan to shake up his backline in the rest of the Autumn Nations Series – even if it could put the Northampton man out of a job.

Last week, Borthwick revealed details of a blueprint that could see back row Ben Earl starting at 12 in at least one of the remaining three games against Fiji, New Zealand and Argentina.
Borthwick also dropped the bombshell that he is considering playing another back row, Henry Pollock – a Northampton team-mate of Dingwall’s – on the wing.
A career No.12, Dingwall won his fifth England cap yesterday against ...