Jonny Wilkinson

...with an early drop-goal for England and he soon added a penalty. Australia hit back through a Will Genia try but a second Wilkinson penalty made it 9-5 at the break. The Wallabies then took control and two Giteau penalties and a...

In this article: England, Australia, Ugo Monye, and Martin Johnson

On the night when Jonny Wilkinson landed his famous dropped goal to defeat Australia in the World Cup final in Sydney, Genia was a 15 year-old watching the final with his schoolmates in a boarding house at Brisbane Boys College. He...

In this article: Will Genia, England, Australia, World Cup, Papua New Guinea, and Brisbane Boys College

Australia wrecks Jonny Wilkinson's comeback England's golden boy was back looking bronzed, fit and in the mood at Twickenham. Sadly, even Jonny Wilkinson's return to the international firing line could not stop England sliding to a...

In this article: England, Martin Johnson, Australia, and World Cup

Australia admit Wilkinson concern Page last updated at 15:53 GMT, Monday, 2 November 2009 Wilkinson has endured an injury ravaged six years Australia say they are wary of the effect Jonny Wilkinson could have if he returns to the England...

In this article: Robbie Deans, Australia, England, World Cup, Sydney, and France

...it up to the line and slipped deft little passes into the space. He was always a threat despite the fact that Australia concentrated a lot of their defensive forces on him. But when Shane was in the No 10 position he often stood several...

In this article: Shane Geraghty, England, Australia, Brian Smith, and Toby Flood

...up there at the top of the world game. "When I think about Australia, I think of a certain professionalism, and a major strength in that tactically they can work better than any other team. "You have to be 100 per cent on your toes. As...

In this article: England, World Cup, Australia, Robbie Deans, British and Irish Lions, Brisbane, and Sydney

...and Gonzalo Camacho. But Wilkinson, who marked his return to Test rugby last week with a stand-out performance against Australia which included a mammoth 20 tackles, will not be under-estimating the Pumas. "Hernandez and Contepomi are...

In this article: Pumas, England, Martin Johnson, Felipe Contepomi, James Haskell, Juan Martin Hernandez, and Australia

...but the South Americans too are missing key men. And for England star Jonny Wilkinson, the only thing more dangerous than a bunch of wounded lions is a group of wounded Pumas. Wilkinson's return to Test duty, along with that of...

In this article: England, Martin Johnson, World Cup, Felipe Contepomi, Juan Martin Hernandez, Argentina, Australia, and Lewis Moody

Paul Hayward: Jonny Wilkinson will torment Australia Jonny Wilkinson is ready to light the way after leaving his inner darkness England's World Cup winning fly-half is fit and poised to torment Australia instead of himself Jonny Wilkinson...

In this article: Martin Johnson, World Cup, England, Australia, Buddhist, and Six Nations