Danny Kare selected for Steve Borthwick's latest England practice squad

Care is one of the five bout halves in today's roster. Photo: RFU/Dan Mullan. The 36-year-old World Cup is still alive after the grappling veteran was left on the England training team as Harry Randall and Ben Spencer were released.

Steve Borthwick was also hit by Ollie Lawrence. and Jack Walker are recovering from injuries, which means they are racing against the clock to have the first warm-up test on 5 August against Wales.

Meanwhile, as Telegraph Sport reported on Sunday, Ollie Hassel-Collins is the third player left out of the practice squad in the first week. Tommy Freeman has taken over as training moves to Brighton and players from the losing Premier League semi-finalists Leicester Tigers and Northampton Saints have expanded their squad to 38.

Ben Youngs, Jack van Poortvliet and Alex Mitchell, three nines from the Six Nations tournament, join Care in the quartet of wrestling halves. As a result, Randall and Spencer drop out of school.

The forwards were supported by Dan Cole, Joe Hayes, George Martin, Courtney Lowes, David Ribbans and Lewis Ludlum, all of whom participated in training camps throughout the Six Nations.

Lawrence and Walker, who suffered knee and calf injuries respectively while training at Pennyhill Park, will reportedly be out for at least six weeks. They will remain with the installation for treatment. The best-case scenario seems to be a return ahead of the first summer break in Cardiff.

“After a great first week of training, we are looking forward to being in Brighton. «said Borthwick, who still has Saracens, Sale Sharks players to reintegrate.

“We are excited to welcome players from Northampton Saints and Leicester Tigers who can now begin to integrate into the group, and we look forward to players from Sale Sharks and Saracens joining us in two weeks.

“ Stage one our training remains focused on making sure the players are physically fit for what we need to do in the World Cup campaign. So, the training will be tough and focused. The players are up for the challenge.

«This week we will work hard again and spend time together off the pitch, which is also an important part of our preparation.»< /p>

In the meantime, Bath has appointed Andy Robinson, the former head coach of England and Scotland, as head coach of his academy and contact coach of the senior team Johan van Graan.

Robinson, a former winger with 249 caps. for the club, acted as a consultant for Bath last season after leaving his role in Romania. The well-travelled Stevie Scott, who coached Romania alongside Robinson, is also teaming up with Van Graan as grappling coach.

Bath, who have already enlisted the services of Lee Blackett, will compete in the Champions Cup next season after finishing eighth in the Premier League.

England training team

Strikers (20)Jamie Blamire (Newcastle Falcons) Dan Cole (Leicester Tigers) Alex Dombrandt (Harlequins) Tom Dunn (Bath Rugby) Charlie Ewels (Bath Rugby) Ellis Genge (Bristol Bears) Joe Hayes (Leicester Tigers) Ted Hill (Bath Rugby) Courtney Lowes (Northampton Saints) Lewis Ludlum (Northampton Saints) Joe Marler (Harlequins) George Martin (Leicester Tigers) Zach Mercer (Montpellier Herault Rugby) Beno Obano (Bath Rugby) Tom Pearson (London Ireland) Val Rapava-Raskin (Gloucester Rugby) David Ribbans (Northampton Saints) Kyle Sinclair (Bristol Bears) Will Stewart (Bath Rugby) Sam Underhill (Bath Rugby)

Bax (18)< /strong> Henry Arundell (London Irish) Danny Kare (Harlequins) Joe Cocanasiga (Bath Rugby) Fraser Dingwall (Northampton Saints) Tommy Freeman (Northampton Saints) Will Joseph (London Irishman) Joe Marchant (Harlequins) Johnny May (Gloucester Rugby) Alex Mitchell (Northampton Saints) Kadan Murley (Harlequins) Guy Porter (Leicester) Tigers) Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs) Fin Smith (Northampton Saints) Marcus Smith (Harlequins) Freddie Steward (Leicester Tigers) Jack van Poortvliet (Leicester Tigers) Anthony Watson (Leicester Tigers) Ben Youngs (Leicester Tigers)