England open door for Cipriani return

Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter have the chance to reignite their Test careers in England’s 34-man Six Nations training squad, with Sam Burgess also handed World Cup lift-off.

England open door for Cipriani return
Wed, 21 Jan, 2015 - 11:03

Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter have the chance to reignite their Test careers in England’s 34-man Six Nations training squad, with Sam Burgess also handed World Cup lift-off.

Burgess’ rugby league conversion has been fast-tracked by his selection to England’s second-string Saxons squad, while Cipriani and Easter come in from the cold.

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