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first final of Womens Kabaddi Challenge with an impressive

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Danny Cipriani must oust George Ford and Owen Farrell to reignite his England career.Eddie Jones omitted Cipriani from Englands training camp squad and the Elite Player Squad (EPS) on Friday, then challenged the Wasps playmaker to raise his performance levels.Cipriani won the last of his 14 England caps in August 2015 and has not featured at all under head coach Jones.Jones has admitted he does not consider the 28-year-old as a back-up squad option, after promoting Saracens 23-year-old Alex Lozowski into his 45-man EPS.I had a number of difficult conversations yesterday, said Jones of informing a host of players they had been overlooked for selection. Danny knows what hes got to do.Look hes a talented player but I said it quite clearly to him. At the moment hes not one or two in England in terms of stand-offs.We see George [Ford] and Owen [Farrell] together as one and two. They are 23 and 24 years old, they are the heart of the England side.They can organise the team, they are tactically smart.So for Cipriani to get into the squad hes got to be able to show he can be number one.Bath star Ford and Saracens Farrell have thrived in tandem at 10 and 12 under taskmaster boss Jones, and the Australian boss admitted the pair remain at the forefront of his revised England approach.Cipriani has been in fine form for Wasps after rejoining his boyhood club from Sale Sharks in the summer.The richly-talented fly-half has endured a host of injury setbacks and off-field issues in his career, but has been determined to display a calmer temperament to impress England boss Jones.Jones insisted he does not view Cipriani as back-up material, challenging the high-profile star to prove he deserves to start at fly-half in order to force his way back into Englands squad.I dont see him as a player who comes in the squad as a number three or four player, said Jones. To me hes not that sort of player, he likes to be the main man. And when he plays well enough to be number one hell be in the squad. Storm Queens stormed into the first final of Womens Kabaddi Challenge with an impressive 21-11 victory over Fire Birds. Queens defence produced a formidable performance to register their second win of the season and take them through to the final.Queens will now face the winners of the match between Fire Birds and Ice Divas, to play in the final.?The game began with Queens leading 4-1 after five minutes of the game as Tejaswini Bai and Sonali Ingale scored one raid point each. Fire Birds were struggling early on and their captain Mamtha Poojari, looked out of touch, recording just one raid point in the opening exchanges.Queens piled the pressure and 10 minutes into the game led 5-3. They tightened their defence and ended the first half leading 8-4.The second half began with Tejaswiini Bai scoring two raid points for Queens and with an all out inflicted on Birds, they raced to a 9 point advantage.ddddddddddddor Birds, Mamtha Poojari toiled, scoring just two points as none of the other raiders could get a single point. It was Kishori Shinde in defence who maintained some respectability as they trailed 7-16 after 24 minutes.In the 25th minute, Queens raced to a 11 point lead with a two-point raid, and although Rinju K of Birds scored in 25th and 27th minute, they fell short and were no match to a strong Queens defence.Queens saw the game through and won comfortably in the end to become the first finalist of Womens Kabaddi Challenge. Cheap NFL Jerseys Wholesale Jerseys Wholesale NFL Jerseys Jerseys From China Wholesale NFL Jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys ' ' '