England Rugby Coach Stuart Lancaster has dropped Owen Farrell

Stuart Lancaster has dropped Owen Farrell for just the second time in his three-year residency to clear a path for Billy Twelvetrees in the England group to face Australia at Twickenham on Saturday in the last session of the QBE arrangement.

George Ford holds his spot at fly-half in the wake of removing his schoolboy companion from that position for the match against Samoa a weekend ago, with Farrell moving to inside focus. By and by he gazed out of sorts and has been surpassed in the England figuring by the much more settled inside focus, Twelvetrees, who brought "great vitality" to the group as indicated by Lancaster when he went ahead for Farrell in the 65th moment. 

Lancaster has dependably unequivocally disproved the thought that Farrell spoke to something of a favored child in the England camp, truly so as the posterity of backs mentor, Andy, indicating the way that he forgot him two years back for Toby Flood after a comparably scratchy run of structure. Farrell needed to kick his heels on the seat toward the begin of that fall, waiting for his chance behind Flood who in the long run gave path because of a toe harm grabbed amid the 16-15 thrashing against South Africa in November 2012.

After seven days all-overcoming New Zealand were beaten 38-21 at Twickenham with Farrell in charge. That was the begin of an amazing, to a great extent untroubled run. After six months Farrell was picked for the Lions visit to Australia, understudying Ireland's Johnny Sexton. There is little uncertainty that Farrell, 23, now confronts a competition torecover a beginning spot in Rugby World Cup year. Passage was striking and strong on his beginning presentation, playing with the aplomb and nerve he has indicated for his club.