Saracens scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth has been called up to replace the injured Ben Youngs in Eddie Jones's England squad for Saturday's Six Nations clash with Wales.
Exeter Chiefs hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie and Wasps No8 Nathan Hughes have also been included in the 32-man party, with the latter summoned for England's medical team to assess how soon he might have recovered from injury.
Leicester No9 Youngs was stretchered off with suspected knee ligament damage early in England's 46-15 victory over Italy in Rome on Sunday and will undergo scans before his future in this year's tournament is decided.
Wigglesworth is yet to make an appearance under Eddie Jones, who has relied on Youngs and Harlequins' Danny Care in the scrum-half role, and last played international rugby in England's dead rubber with Uruguay at the 2015 World Cup.
Wales, meanwhile, may have star backs George North and Liam Williams, both of whom sat out their side's 34-7 demolition of Scotland last weekend, available to face England following their return to fitness.
Ahead of their Twickenham meeting this Saturday evening, both sides sit at the top of the Six Nations table after securing bonus-point wins at the weekend.
Saracens scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth has been called up to replace the injured Ben Youngs in Eddie Jones's England squad for Saturday's Six Nations clash with Wales.
Exeter Chiefs hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie and Wasps No8 Nathan Hughes have also been included in the 32-man party, with the latter summoned for England's medical team to assess how soon he might have recovered from injury.
Leicester No9 Youngs was stretchered off with suspected knee ligament damage early in England's 46-15 victory over Italy in Rome on Sunday and will undergo scans before his future in this year's tournament is decided.
Wigglesworth is yet to make an appearance under Eddie Jones, who has relied on Youngs and Harlequins' Danny Care in the scrum-half role, and last played international rugby in England's dead rubber with Uruguay at the 2015 World Cup.
Wales, meanwhile, may have star backs George North and Liam Williams, both of whom sat out their side's 34-7 demolition of Scotland last weekend, available to face England following their return to fitness.
Ahead of their Twickenham meeting this Saturday evening, both sides sit at the top of the Six Nations table after securing bonus-point wins at the weekend.
