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England call on Doran-Jones
ESPNscrum Staff
February 14, 2012
Paul Doran Jones was in action for the Saxons against the Wolfhounds last month
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England have called up Northampton front-row Paul Doran-Jones ahead of their clash against Wales next week. The 26-year-old former Gloucester tighthead is a temporary replacement for Bath's David Wilson, who has a jaw injury - sustained in the West Country side's win over the Exeter Chiefs on February 5. Doran-Jones is among 31 players training until Thursday of this week at England's Bagshot base in Surrey. The Saints prop has been vying with Brian Mujati for a spot at Franklin's Gardens and already has three caps to his name. England and Wales have both collected a maximum four points from their first two Six Nations games, but Wales have a narrowly superior points difference. © ESPN EMEA Ltd
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