England expect Corry to be fit

England believe former Test skipper Martin Corry will be fit and available for their opening World Cup game against the United States in Lens next week.

England expect Corry to be fit
Wed, 29 Aug, 2007 - 17:50

England believe former Test skipper Martin Corry will be fit and available for their opening World Cup game against the United States in Lens next week.

The Leicester forward limped off nursing a knee problem during England’s 22-9 tournament warm-up loss to France in Marseille 11 days ago.

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