#4. Henry Slade (England)
Once more, it’s important to consider that tactical decisions may have influenced the player’s performance to some extent.
The journey began promisingly against Italy, yet a lackluster showing in round 2 against Wales saw him receive a modest 4.5 rating. Early errors in handling and a few misplaced kicks marred his performance. However, given his extensive international experience and pedigree, there’s confidence that he’ll rebound from this setback.
Facing Scotland, he remained pivotal in England’s defensive strategy, yet his contributions in attack were minimal, with few carries and limited offensive impact, warranting a 4/10 rating.