As the Test game evolves and places more emphasis on pace and skill, so the breakdown, and winning turnovers, becomes an area England have to become far more proficient in.
The 26-year-old former captain of Hawke's Bay is also a good enough cricketer to have represented Northern Districts back home but it is his breakdown skills that will swiftly endear him to Tigers supporters.
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A Saracens player for the last decade, Alphonsi is one of the best female rugby players in the world right now, and is described by her Saracens coach, Amanda Bennett, as "a wonderful physical specimen; her breakdown skills, her tackle technique, her physique, her attitude - it doesn't get any better".
Watson has raw pace and looks like a horrible person to tackle - like you'd always bump your head on his knee or get a dead leg when tackling - and has the breakdown skills of a natural open-side to boot.
End of year results comprise of a number of assessments which test both practical and theoretical skills, and a breakdown of the individual assessments within each medical year may also have been of interest.
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McCaw does not look to hit every ruck or force a turnover at each breakdown, his skill is knowing when to strike and as a player who has adapted seamlessly to changes in the laws at the tackle area and constant directives he is quick to recognise the tolerance thresholds of referees.
This is not to say that what Orton lacks in his legs he doesn't up for in his arm, just an individual breakdown of skill sets rushing being one Orton does not have.
