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Live: Wallabies open spring tour at Twickenham against England

The Wallabies start their spring overseas tour with an eagerly anticipated match up against England at Twickenham in west London. Follow live.

Live: Wallabies open spring tour at Twickenham against England

The Wallabies commence their spring tour of Europe with a highly anticipated match against England at Twickenham. Fans can follow the live updates on the Nations Championship encounter in a dedicated blog. For those not up-to-date with recent fixtures, the source provides a summary of the weekend's matches. Former Wallaby player Berrick Barnes shares insights into the arrival of dual international player Mark Nawaqanitawase, who has received hero-worship from even Springboks and All Blacks legends.

Barnes praises Nawaqanitawase's positive impact on the team and his rarity in showing such enthusiasm for rugby. The first kick-off time for viewers in New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, and Tasmania is 2:10am AEDT. Other regions will have slightly different start times, with the game kicking off at 11:10pm in Western Australia.

The Wallabies and England, both struggling in recent form, are set for what promises to be an exciting encounter.

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