England's George Martin Out for Remainder of Six Nations with Injuries

The 23-year-old lock is sidelined due to knee and shoulder issues, leaving England third in the standings with two matches remaining.

George Martin, England's 23-year-old lock, has been ruled out of the final two Six Nations matches due to knee and shoulder injuries.
Martin started in England's opening loss to Ireland and their victory over France but missed the recent win against Scotland due to fitness concerns.
England's skills coach Kevin Sinfield confirmed that Martin's shoulder injury is the primary reason for his unavailability, though his knee has also been a lingering issue.
The team currently sits third in the Six Nations standings, four points behind leaders Ireland, with games against Italy and Wales remaining.
Sinfield praised Martin's aggressive and physical style of play, noting his defensive contributions and potential for growth despite the setback.