Shaky England keep Wales at bay

England 31 Wales 21

Shaky England keep Wales at bay
Sat, 20 Mar, 2004 - 18:34

England 31 Wales 21

Two tries from Ben Cohen finally anchored the shakiest of victories for England on an afternoon when a howling gale played blow football with everything not nailed down at Twickenham.

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CourtsRugbySix NationsPlace: TwickenhamPlace: TelstraPlace: SydneyPlace: ParisPlace: Stade de FrancePlace: Lansdowne RoadPlace: Millennium StadiumPlace: FrancePerson: Ben CohenPerson: Clive WoodwardPerson: Olly BarkleyPerson: Joe WorsleyPerson: Martin JohnsonPerson: JohnsonPerson: Neil BackPerson: Jason LeonardPerson: Webb EllisPerson: Stephen JonesPerson: Shane WilliamsPerson: WoodwardPerson: Richard HillPerson: CohenPerson: Gareth ThomasPerson: Jonathan ThomasPerson: Tom ShanklinPerson: BarkleyPerson: JonesPerson: Matt DawsonPerson: Steve HansenPerson: ShanklinPerson: Duncan JonesPerson: Ieuan EvansEvent: World CupEvent: RBS 6 Nations ChampionshipOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: France
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