England's rugby squad for the Fiji match includes newcomers Benhard Janse van Rensburg and Noah Caluori, both set to earn their first caps from the bench. Bristol prop George Kloska is also in line for his Test debut. Janse van Rensburg, 29, qualifies via residency, while 19-year-old Caluori is a top try-scorer.
Benhard Janse van Rensburg's dual threat in defense and attack is set to significantly enhance England's midfield options, according to senior assistant coach Richard Wigglesworth. The 29-year-old Bristol player, eligible for England after a decade, is expected to make his debut against Fiji.
New England rugby player Benhard Janse van Rensburg has impressed his teammates with his "enthusiasm and energy," according to George Ford. Janse van Rensburg, who previously played for South Africa's U20 side, will be eligible to play for England in July after meeting residency requirements. He is set to debut in a non-cap fixture against France XV.
The race for the top four in rugby union's Premiership is wide open after a weekend of close matches. Exeter and Saracens face a direct shootout for the final play-off spot, while other teams battle for Champions Cup qualification.
England coach Steve Borthwick defends selecting Benhard Janse van Rensburg, who qualifies via residency, over players from England's pathway system. Janse van Rensburg previously played for South Africa U20s.
Former England scrum-half Danny Care has voiced his disapproval of Benhard Janse van Rensburg's inclusion in the England training squad, citing residency rules and the impact on young English players.
Benhard Janse van Rensburg, formerly of South Africa U20s, has been included in the England training squad, making him eligible to play this summer after a successful RFU appeal to World Rugby. He can play against Fiji and Argentina but not South Africa.
