The Vunipola brothers and Jamie George missed the England autumn test series | English rugby association team

Vunipola brothers Billy and Mako and their Saracens teammate Jamie George are the most notable absentees from the 34-man England team nominated on Monday. Eddie Jones to take on Tonga, Australia and South Africa next month.

Saracens made a heavy statement by blowing Bath out of the 17-71 recreation area the day before the team announced on Monday. But Jones has, however, ignored the attacking trio, who has been a mainstay in his area of ​​responsibility.

However, Owen Farrell, who turned to a flawless kick show in Bath, has been named captain in showing Jones confidence as he begins to build his sides towards the 2023 World Cup. Also, Harlequins midfielder Marcus Smith, who has hosted several dazzling victories in the Premier League this season, has also been selected and Leicesters George Ford has not forced his way back into the team.

The uncovered center Mark Atkinson, of Gloucester, is a significant part of the back division along with Northampton defender Tommy Freeman and Sale Scrum-half Raffi Quirke, while Dan Robson loses. Atkinson, 31, was first invited to a training camp last month.

Of the attackers, Leicesters ’unlimited Australian-born whore Nic Dolly is one of the most unknown faces with Newcastle’s loose-head props Trevor Davison, who won her first English cap against the US in July. Sam Simmonds, who has made three attempts in two Premier League matches since returning to Exeter’s home business nine days ago, has been named among the talented back-rowers along with Alex Dombrandt, who has been in glittering form for Arlequins.

There was a several injury problems For Jones and his team over the weekend, but Maro Itoje of Saracens, Luke Cowan-Dickie of Exeter and Anthony Watson of Bath are all selected.

This is a young but very good, talented team that has earned its place. It’s one of the most competitive teams I’ve ever chosen, Jones said. There are several disappointed players who have not been selected, but they know what they have to do and no door is closed to any player.

We were expecting three tough test matches. Tonga is always playing a strong, physical game and Australia and South Africa have been together for a long time and will be a good challenge for us. Our goal is to be better and better every week as we work towards the Rugby World Cup in 2023.

England will start their autumn campaign against Tonga on Saturday 6 November and will face Australia a week later before the world champions South Africa will visit on Saturday 20 November. All three matches will be played in Twickenham. The final weekend is the first meeting with Springboks since the Joness side lost against them in the Yokohama World Cup final in November 2019.