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Scarlets flanker will play alongside his brother, Jonathan, and is ready to stake World Cup claim
If caps were awarded for determination and bloody-mindedness, James Davies would take some catching. The Scarlets flanker has spent his career trying to prove he is not too small to play international rugby and finally, with mobility now regarded as essential as power, the 28-year old has emerged from the shadows.
Davies will win his fourth cap against England on Saturday, more than a year after his last Test appearance and, for the first time, will be alongside his older brother, Jonathan, who, in a 10-year international career, has become one of the world’s leading centres. Continue reading...