Jamie George Dedicates Calcutta Cup Performance to Late Mother

England captain Jamie George vows to honor his mother's memory in the upcoming match against Scotland, following her recent passing from lung cancer.

Jamie George, England's rugby captain, learned of his mother's lung cancer diagnosis the same day he was offered the captaincy.
His mother, Jane, a fervent rugby fan, passed away from the disease just days before England's Six Nations match against Scotland.
Despite the personal tragedy, George is determined to lead England in her honor, emphasizing the sport's significance in their lives.
Teammates and coach Steve Borthwick rally around George, highlighting his strength and leadership during this challenging time.
George's family, including his father and brothers, will be in attendance at the match, marking the first game his mother will miss.