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JAMIE: LET'S CHILL & THRILL
Daily Mirror UK
|July 10, 2025
JAMIE GEORGE says England are using the memory of their World Cup final loss in 2019 to sharpen their focus on a series sweep over Argentina.
George is one of three survivors in the current team from the side which went from hammering New Zealand in the semifinal to being trounced by South Africa seven days later.
England's co-captain says it taught them an important lesson about preparation that they are using to try and claim a Test triumph on Saturday.
George (right) said: “Going again is not easy. It’s something I've found difficult throughout my career.
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