Cumbria's Mark Wilson has been named in England's starting line-up for their Six Nations opener against defending champions Ireland.
Wilson, who began his junior rugby career in Penrith, will earn his ninth international cap at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday (4.45pm kick-off).
Head coach Eddie Jones told England Rugby's website: "I think it's quite clear, to beat Ireland, you have to beat them in the contest area.
"They are very good at the breakdown and in the air, both those areas are a priority for us.
"Traditionally, England and Ireland games are always very close. They are tough affairs, there is a lot of emotion in the games, so our ability to finish the game strongly is going to be vital.
"It's well-documented no-one thinks we can win, but I can tell you everyone inside our camp believes we can win.
"We are hugely looking forward to the weekend."
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