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SAM WALTERS admits that making his England debut was a proud moment but he had an overwhelming feeling of disappointment after being on the wrong…

England debutant Sam Walters admitted the team lacked composure in their 30-12 defeat against Tonga. The loss leaves head coach Brian McDermott's squad relying on other group stage results to reach the World Cup semi-finals.
Despite the disappointing result, the Wigan Warriors second-rower expressed pride in making his international debut. Walters noted that England must build on their new combinations and respond positively in training ahead of their next match against France.
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