Rugby World Cup warm-up: How England’s players rated against Wales

England ground out a fine 33-19 win over Wales at Twickenham on Sunday. Here's a look at how England's stars rated as the World Cup approaches...

15 Elliot Daly: Didn't have his best afternoon but kicked a clever late drop goal. 6/10.

14 Joe Cokanasiga: His usual powerful self, caused plenty of problems out wide and scored a first-half try. 8/10.

13 Jonathan Joseph: Made a blistering start to the match and proved to be a threat throughout. 7/10.

12 Piers Francis: A broadly quiet afternoon but stood up well in defence and did little wrong with the ball. 7/10

11 Anthony Watson: May well have played his way into selection for the World Cup on that back of this performance. A strong all-round performance. 8/10.

10 George Ford: Targeted by the Wales attack which sapped his energy with the ball. Didn't dominate, but a 'good' performance. 6/10

9 Willi Heinz: A strong performance which has surely sealed a place in the World Cup squad. 7/10

1 Ellis Genge: A bullish performance. Involved in everything and a big part of securing the win. 7/10.

2 Luke Cowan-Dickie: Put in a huge amount of work throughout and deserved his first-half try. 8/10.

3 Dan Cole: Usual workmanlike performance without standing out. 6/10

4 Joe Launchbury: A man with an incredible engine. More than played his part. 7/10.

5 Charlie Ewels: An efficient performance as part of a dominant set of forwards. 6/10

6 Lewis Ludlam: A fine debut from the Saints man. 7/10.

7 Tom Curry: Outstanding half hour stint before being forced off with injury. 8/10

8 Billy Vunipola: England's best on the day. Put in heaps of work through the middle and grabbed a deserved try. 9/10