In recent Premiership action, young talent Henry Arundell delivered an impressive performance, showcasing his pace and skills. His contributions included two significant tries—a remarkable interception from 80 meters and the decisive match-winner. This brings his total to six tries in just six games.
Arundell’s Impact on the Game
Besides his scoring ability, Arundell’s overall game has also stood out. He has recorded 548 meters gained and made 16 line breaks, leading all players in the Premiership this season. He also ranks joint second in defenders beaten, with a total of 25.
Coach’s Praise
Bath’s coach, Johann van Graan, highlighted Arundell’s top-end speed, drawing comparisons to Springbok legend Bryan Habana. Van Graan emphasized that while finishing is crucial for a winger, Arundell’s defensive skills have also improved significantly. His commitment to enhancing his aerial game and contact skills reflects his desire to excel.
Arundell’s Future
Arundell’s aspirations extend beyond club success. Following a brief 14-minute appearance against Fiji, he aims to solidify his place in England’s competitive wing lineup. While the position is crowded, his recent performances suggest he is making strides to secure a spot.
Statistics Summary
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Tries | 6 in 6 games |
| Meters Gained | 548 |
| Line Breaks | 16 |
| Defenders Beaten | 25 |
With continued hard work and determination, Henry Arundell is poised to make a significant impact in both the Premiership and international rugby.
