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Warrington half-back George Williams will captain England in their World Cup warm-up match against Fiji on Friday, team management have confirmed.
The former Wigan and Canberra Raiders playmaker will cover for first-choice skipper Sam Tomkins, who is being rested by coach Shaun Wane.
The clash at Salford’s AJ Bell Stadium is England’s final outing before they face Samoa in their tournament opener at St James’ Park in Newcastle on October 15.
🏴 #EnglandRL Head Coach Shaun Wane has named a 22-player squad for Friday night’s match against @FijiRugbyLeague at the AJ Bell Stadium in Salford…
— England Rugby League (@England_RL) October 5, 2022
Williams, 27, said: “It’s an unreal feeling. I think it will be the pinnacle of my career to captain my country. It is massive for me, my family and everyone who has helped me along the way.
“It’s something that I’ll cherish and I’m really looking forward to leading this great group out.”
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