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Wednesday 16 March 2011 9:26 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 9:00 am

Tindall strained ligament

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RUGBY UNION: England manager Martin Johnson is expected to confirm captain Mike Tindall will miss the RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam showdown with Ireland when he names his team today. Tindall suffered an ankle ligament strain in England’s 22-16 victory over Scotland last weekend and is understood to have been ruled out after undergoing an MRI scan and visiting a specialist. Matt Banahan is set to fill Tindall’s boots at outside centre – only his second Test start in the position – with Nick Easter likely to take over as captain. Ireland, meanwhile, have selected Jonathan Sexton at fly-half for the tournament finale.

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