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Woeful Wallabies smashed by England in record rout

There was to be no repeat of the Wallabies’ recent heroics in Twickenham - only embarrassment.

Woeful Wallabies smashed by England in record rout

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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