England and Australia Announce Squads for Third Ashes Test
England is preparing for the third and final Ashes Test against Australia at Headingley, with a new 19-man squad announced by head coach Shaun Wane. After losing the first two games in the series, only pride remains on the line for Saturday's match in Leeds.
Joe Burgess Returns to International Rugby
Joe Burgess is set to make his first international appearance in more than ten years. He has been recalled after a pivotal role in Hull KR's Treble-winning season. Burgess last represented England in 2015.
"It's a credit to him, he has a new lease of life at Hull KR. I am so happy to be able to give him a start. That means something to me." — Shaun Wane
"I like him - he is a personality and we need more of them, we are just guiding him in a certain way. I don't think we should shackle him. I like him showing his personality."
Additional Squad Changes for England
- Harry Newman returns to play at his home ground, replacing Jake Wardle.
- John Bateman is ruled out due to an ankle injury.
- Dom Young is sidelined with a broken foot.
Australia's Squad Adjustment
Australia has made one change to their lineup. Captain Isaah Yeo returns after missing the second Test due to a head injury, causing Lindsay Collins to move to the bench.
Summary
England makes notable adjustments with Joe Burgess's long-awaited return and other lineup changes, while Australia welcomes back captain Isaah Yeo for the decisive Ashes Test.
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