England player ratings vs Barbarians: Eddie Jones men very poor

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England player ratings vs Barbarians as Eddie Jones men were comfortably beaten by 14-man Barbarians at Twickenham.
However, despite a Jonny May try threatening a comeback from the hosts, the Barbarians romped on to win comfortably 52-21.
More to follow.

England player ratings vs Barbarians

15. Tommy Freeman  (Northampton Saints) - 5/10
14. Joe Cokanasiga  (Bath Rugby) - 7
13. Joe Marchant (Harlequins) - 5
12. Mark Atkinson  (Gloucester Rugby) - 3
11. Jonny May  (Gloucester Rugby): Very carless with his deliberate knock-on, which resulted in both a penalty try and 10 minutes on the bin for the winger. Great to see him get back on the scoresheet in the second-half before he cnceded another stupid penalty soon after. 4/10
10. Marcus Smith  (Harlequins): England's star man was very impressive again with the ball in hand. Kicking off the tee still needs a lot of work to get up to the standard pf Farrell and Ford. 7
9. Harry Randall  (Bristol Bears): Struggled to impress, missing a couple of tackles and costing the hosts two turnovers. 4/10
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Dylan Cretin of Barbarians goes over for a try during the Match between England and Barbarians at Twickenham Stadium on 19 June 2022. Photo: Phil Mingo/PPAUK
1. Bevan Rodd  (Sale Sharks) - 5
2. Jack Walker (Harlequins) - 4
3. Will Collier (Harlequins) - 4
4. Charlie Ewels  (Bath Rugby) - 6
5. Jonny Hill  (Exeter Chiefs) - 7
6. Tom Curry  (C) (Sale Sharks) - 5
7. Sam Underhill  (Bath Rugby) - 6
8. Callum Chick (Newcastle Falcons) - 7

FINISHERS

16. Jack Singleton (Gloucester Rugby) - 5
17. Will Goodrick-Clarke (London Irish) -5
18. Patrick Schickerling (Exeter Chiefs) - 5
19. Courtney Lawes  (Northampton Saints) - 3
20. Jack Willis  (Wasps) - 6
21. Danny Care (Harlequins) - 7
22. Orlando Bailey  (Bath Rugby) - 5
23. Jack Nowell (Exeter Chiefs) - 3
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Jack Nowell of England during the Match between England and Barbarians at Twickenham Stadium on 19 June 2022. Photo: Phil Mingo/PPAUK
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