Grewcock, Tindall aim to rescue England

ENGLAND stars Danny Grewcock and Mike Tindall hope to prove their fitness for next week’s RBS 6 Nations Championship clash against Wales.

Grewcock, Tindall aim to rescue England
Tue, 09 Mar, 2004 - 00:00
Andrew Baldock

Both players missed Saturday's 19-13 defeat when Ireland became the first team since October 1999 to win a Test match at Twickenham.

Bath lock Grewcock has been nursing an Achilles problem.

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