Top Perfomers of round 2 of the Six Nations
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Chris Robshaw
He might not have been able to get a try for his side but his contribution to England’s win over Italy was vitally important. He made 19 tackles overall in the game which is a higher tackle count than any other player in the round 2 of games. If you include his 26 tackles made against Wales, Robshaw has made 45 tackles in two games which is an impressive statistic.
Sergio Parisse
Despite playing for an unperforming Italian side. it doesn’t prevent Parisse from putting in outstanding performances. Despite Italy losing heavily to England, Parisse was able to get a try early on and made more metres than any other forward in the round two of games. He Made 27 metres for his side but once again was on the losing side.
George Ford
The Bath flyhalf continues to impress for England and was excellent for Stuart Lancaster’s side against Italy. He kicked three penalties and three conversions as well as assisting two England tries. Ford made 42 metres for his side and will look to continue his fine form when England travel to the Aviva in two weeks time.
Stuart Hogg
People might be shocked not to see Jonathan Joseph and Luca Morisi being spoken about after both players scored a brace of tries but Stuart Hogg was outstanding against Wales and made more metres than any other player in the round 2 of games. He finished the Wales game having scored a try and gained 123 metres for his side. If you add that to the his 97 metres gained against France. Hogg has gained 220 metres in two games which is higher than any other player in the competition.





