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Willis Shines as England`s Six Nations Selection Looms

Tom Willis delivered an outstanding performance against Bristol, earning the title of a `one-man wrecking ball.` His two tries and dominant play in the tight have made a compelling case for his inclusion in the upcoming Six Nations squad. As England's selectors evaluate potential candidates, Willis's display stands out as a significant factor in the decision-making process.

Elliot Daly also showcased his skills, effectively linking with teammates Fergus Burke and Alex Lozowski, contributing to his side's success against Bristol. His ability to connect with others on the field highlights his importance as a versatile player for the national team.

Fin Smith of Northampton Saints had a mature and inspiring attacking performance against Bath, shining alongside teammates Tommy Freeman, Fraser Dingwall, and Rory Hutchinson. Freeman, in particular, was impressive, demonstrating strong carrying ability and aerial skills, traits that are highly valued by England coach Steve Borthwick.

On the other hand, Harry Randall struggled in his match, being outperformed by Ivan van Zyl, which could affect his standing in the Six Nations selection. Ben Earl, the current holder of the England number eight shirt, had a quieter game, and with Willis's stellar performance, pressure may mount on his position as well.

Injuries have also emerged as a concern for several England hopefuls, including Ollie Sleightholme, Raffi Quirke, Will Muir, Sam Underhill, and Jonny Hill. These players now face a race against time to regain fitness before the Six Nations, which could significantly impact the squad selection.

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