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Published 16:58 13 Feb 2022 GMT
Updated 21:14 13 Feb 2022 GMT
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Max Malins of England in action during their Six Nations against Italy. (Photo by Emmanuele Ciancaglini/Ciancaphoto Studio/Getty Images)[/caption]
Harry Randall - 8
A real statement made from Randall, today. He was a livewire and kept England ticking over with rapid ball and some sniping runs.
Ellis Genge - 7
Brought some real aggression and intent out there. Very busy around the pitch, and was a tackling machine. Did miss a couple of tackles, though, and give up a couple of turnovers.
Jamie George - 8
Got himself two tries in his 55 minutes and was strong at the scrum and lineout.
Will Stuart - 6
Only played 40 minutes. Made some strong pick-and-go carries. Not needed to sink a single defensive tackle.
Charlie Ewels - 6
Did not have it all his own way. Bit into tackles and clear-outs, but conceded a couple of turnovers.
Nick Isiekwe - 5
Conceded two turnovers and did not make much ground with his carries. Will be frustrated with some aspects of his performance.
Maro Itoje - 7
Bullied, harassed and harangued the Italians. Provided front-foot ball all day and was a breakdown nuisance.
Tom Curry - 7
Imposed himself on the Italians, in contact and on the deck. Some strong front-foot carries, and launched into tackles.
Alex Dombrandt - 9
Had his merry way with Italy. Turnovers, clean breaks, offloads, try assists and metres gained on just about every carry. If only Eddie Jones could accommodate him AND Simmonds in his back row.
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