Steve Borthwick has named an experienced lineup for the return match against Wales at Twickenham following Saturday’s setback in Cardiff.

Owen Farrell captained from the fly-half position, with hooker Jamie George, lock Maro Itoje, and number eight Billy Vunipola moving into the forwards.

Among the 11 alterations are Henry Arundell on the right flank and Elliot Daly on the left.

Lock Despite not making the World Cup roster, Jonny Hill is on the bench.

Borthwick has named his first team since choosing his 33-man World Cup squad on Monday.

Ollie Lawrence, the Premiership Player of the Year last season, will partner Joe Marchant in the centers.

Dewi Lake captains the new Wales team, with Joe Roberts earning his first cap. Rugby World Cup 2023: According to reports, England lacks ‘world-class’ players. Matt Dawson Marchant, alongside full-back Freddie Steward, prop Will Stuart, and lock George Martin, is one of four players who have retained their places after last weekend’s defeat by Wales.

Ben Earl will make his maiden England start after 15 substitute appearances, while Ellis Genge is poised to gain his 50th cap from the bench.

“We are very much looking forward to our return to Twickenham Stadium on Saturday, and the opportunity to play in front of our supporters again,” Borthwick added.

“England versus Wales is always a special match, and we’re excited to play them again so soon.”

“We’re thrilled for Ellis, who will earn his 50th cap off the bench.”

“He’s a brilliant professional, both on and off the field, and I’m sure Saturday will be a very proud moment for him and his family.”

The match against Wales on Saturday will be England’s final warm-up game at home before the World Cup in France.

Borthwick’s men head to Ireland on August 19 before wrapping up their preparations against Fiji the following Saturday at Twickenham.

Steward, Arundell, Marchant, Lawrence, Daly; Farrell (captain), Van Poortvliet; Marler, George, Stuart, Itoje, Martin, Lawes, Earl, B Vunipola are the England players that will face Wales.

Dan, Genge, Cole, Hill, Willis, Youngs, Ford, and Malins are the replacements.