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England boss Wane laments 'torture' of heavy Ashes defeat at Wembley
Hull Daily Mail
|October 27, 2025
HEAD coach Shaun Wane described England's 26-6 defeat against Australia in the opening Test of the Ashes as “torture” after he accused his players of underselling themselves.
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England head coach Shaun Wane
(BEN WHITLEY/ PA WIRE)
England's bid to win the three-match series for the first time since 1970 was dealt a sobering blow following a one-sided loss.
Reece Walsh scored the first of four Australia tries after 22 minutes. Angus Crichton crossed over shortly after halftime before he completed his brace with 15 minutes left.
The impressive Walsh then landed his second with nine minutes to go, while Nathan Cleary converted four conversions and one penalty.
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