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Singleton gets the nod as a replacement for Cowan-Dickie
England's Jack Singleton (centre right) celebrates scoring a try with team-mates during the Under 20's Rugby Union World Cup match at the City Academy Stadium, Manchester in 2016
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ENGLAND summoned uncapped Worcester hooker Jack Singleton yesterday to join their tour of South Africa as injury cover for Luke Cowan-Dickie.
Cowan-Dickie suffered a hamstring problem during Saturday’s 42-39 defeat at Ellis Park to place him in doubt for the second Test against the Springboks in Bloemfontein.
The Exeter front row supplied back-up to Jamie George in the series opener and, if he is ruled out, Singleton will be promoted straight on to the bench.
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