England 57 - 26 Barbarians - In Pictures


By Patrick Khachfe
May 29 2012

England wing Chris Ashton scored three times as England defeated the Barbarians 57-26 and lifted the Killik Cup at a sun-drenched Twickenham Stadium

England 57 - 26 Barbarians - In Pictures

 


Interim England attack coach Mike Catt during the warm-up


Graham Rowntree oversees the forwards warm-up


Barbarians players line-up prior to the match


England captain Phil Dowson leads his players out


Phil Dowson sings the national anthem prior to the match


Lee Dickson looks to get past Mike Tindall


Charlie Hodgson in possession


Dylan Hartley faces off against Mils Muliaina


Charlie Hodgson receives a pass


Chris Ashton touches the ball down for a try


Owen Farrell kicks the conversion


John Smit is double-tackled by the England defence


Mils Muliaina flicks the ball back off the ground


Dylan Hartley holds on to the ball at the back of a rolling maul


Chris Ashton takes on Paul Sackey on the outside


Chris Ashton is congratulated on his third try


Christian Wade runs in his first international try


Phil Dowson looks to offload the ball after being tackled


Richard Wigglesworth runs in a try


Richard Wigglesworth scores a try


Jonathan Joseph runs in his first international try


Jonathan Joseph takes on the Barbarians defence


Jonathan Joseph is tackled by Iain Balshaw


Jonathan Joseph touches the ball down for his second try


The England players pose with the Killik Cup


All photos by Patrick Khachfe / Onside Images - Full set here

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