Eddie Jones says Ben Youngs can be England’s surprise package at Rugby World Cup

Eddie Jones states England scrum-half Ben Youngs can be their surprise package at the Rugby World Cup.
Youngs, one of two scrum-halves from Jones’ 31-man squad, was part of the England World Cup aspect in 2015 that had become the first host nation to fail to be different out of their pool.
The 30-year-old is the joint-most restricted player in the England squad on 89 caps, amount with Leicester team-mate Dan Cole, but Jones is backing him to hit new peaks.
“I’ve never seen him in better physical condition,” the England head coach told Sky Sports News.
“He had been frustrated by 2015 and understands that this is probably his last chance to succeed at a World Cup.
“His preparation has been absolutely outstanding so expect him to have a excellent tournament.”
Jones believes England have an advantage over their World Cup competitions due to the actions taken to be sure they are ready to play at Japan’s heat and heat.
Two training camps in Treviso, north east Italy, in August and July have exposed the squad .
Temperatures top 30 levels while the humidity level climbs over 60 per cent each and each single day, but rather than be intimidated from the climate Jones sees it.
“We’re excited about playing at the humidity,” explained Jones.
“We have prepared for this and it’s obviously a big part of rugby in Japan in September and October. We feel as if playing from the humidity will give us an advantage.”
As trainer of Japan four decades back, Jones took the Brave Blossoms for a protracted training camp which helped produce the greatest performance of the nation in a World Cup.
They stunned South Africa to stage the greatest upset in history in a victory that had its origins in Miyazaki Though they just failed to reach the quarter-finals.
“it is a excellent place to prepare – fantastic amenities, the weather’s excellent, the food is good and the folks are all friendly,” explained Jones. “It’s great to return here.
“The players have quite a few chances to do various things. They can play golf, they have been down the beach. It is a place where it is possible to prepare to acquire and that is why we came .”
England landed at Tokyo on Monday and even though their departure from Narita Airport was delayed by five hours due to the fallout in Typhoon Faxai, they have not struck any additional troubles.
“The first portion of this World Cup is dependent on your journey,” said Jones. “We had a vigorous traveling schedule, but we have settled now and have got used to the conditions.
“Players have been out and around a bit. Quite an easy training week, we have intentionally had but we will increase that beginning today [Saturday].
“The players have adjusted very well. We’re very positive and there’s a good feeling from the camp. Everybody is about to begin work now.
“We’ve actually had to pull back players back because they needed to work harder. We’ve had various activities on and off the field.
“The players feel like they’ve adapted to the environment as well as they can and now they’re prepared to start the serious groundwork for the World Cup.”
Jones verified that Mako Vunipola (hamstring) and also Jack Nowell (ankle) will not be accessible before the key Pool C games from Argentina and France following month.