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Kyle’s craving consistency after injury hell

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The Rugby Paper Team
14 January 2018

By NEALE HARVEY

NEALE HARVEY

AFTER a stop-start return following ten months out after Achilles surgery, Wasps centre Kyle Eastmond is vowing to hit top form and give England boss Eddie Jones a headache. Eastmond, below, was an electrifying midfield presence during victories over La Rochelle and Gloucester but pulled out of the win against Bath a fortnight ago in the warm-up with a calf strain.
He returned to the lineup for yesterday’s clash with Harlequins and reckons he still has plenty to offer at Test level. Six-cap Eastmond, 28, told The Rugby Paper: “I believe I’m ...

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