PETER JACKSON
THE MAN TRULY IN THE KNOW

Far from preserving the status of the Test match, rugby has given it such a battering that one more at Twickenham tomorrow will be about par for the course. Wales will turn up fully-loaded, keen to keep on winning and avoid what happened at the same place against the same opponent at the same time of year, August 2007 when they wound up frazzled by nine English tries.
At least Alun-Wyn Jones, picked on the blindside of the back row, escaped some of the torture by securing a yellow card.
The sensible rule that the results of pre-World Cup matches are...