England kicking coach Jon Callard believes Danny Cipriani needs to look towards American football in a bid to eradicate the charge-downs which are blighting his game.

The solution to Danny Cipriani's charge-down woes could lie with a study of American Football according to England kicking coach Jon Callard.

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Danny Cipriani's propensity for being charged down, giving tries to opponents, could be rectified by learning from American football. That is the opinion of Jon Callard, England's kicking coach, who last year watched sides start to target the 21-year-old's weakness.

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