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Live: Wallabies open spring tour at Twickenham against England

Live: Wallabies open spring tour at Twickenham against England
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live Live updates: England vs Wallabies international rugby union Nations Championship from Twickenham The Wallabies start their spring overseas tour with an eagerly anticipated match up against England. Follow all the action in the Nations Championship encounter from Twickenham in our live blog. Submit a comment or question Live updates New: Filters Choose what information you see below by using filters Key Event What time is kick off?

live Live updates: England vs Wallabies international rugby union Nations Championship from Twickenham The Wallabies start their spring overseas tour with an eagerly anticipated match up against England. Follow all the action in the Nations Championship encounter from Twickenham in our live blog. Submit a comment or question Live updates New: Filters Choose what information you see below by using filters Key Event What time is kick off? We're set to start at 2:10am AEDT this morning. That's your kick off time in New South Wales, the ACT, Victoria and Tasmania. In Queensland we're looking at a 1:10am start. In South Australia it's going to be 1:40am, in the Northern Territory it is a 0:40am start. And out in Western Australia, kick off is 11:10pm on Sunday night. Did I miss anyone? Good. Live rugby union: England vs Wallabies Hello everyone and welcome to a very late night showing of rugby union action from London. My name is Simon Smale and I am prying open my bleary eyes at this shocking hour to bring you all the action as it happens over there at the stately home of English rugby in the capital's south west. It's time for the spring tour, and a clash against an England team that were absolutely horrid during the Six Nations, winning just one game against the even-worse Welsh. The Wallabies are hardly in sparkling form themselves, losing their last two against New Zealand. But that All Blacks blind spot aside, the Wallabies were on a six-game unbeaten run before getting bashed in the Bledisloe. Will we see a return to the sort of form that saw Les Kis's team beat the Springboks in Perth? Or will it be a similar story to last year when England ran out 25-7 winners at Twickenham? Only time will tell, so let's head to Twickers to see what we can find out.
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