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Published 15:42 18 Oct 2021 BST
Updated 15:49 18 Oct 2021 BST

Of the big England stars that have not made the cut, Billy Vunipola, Mako Vunipola, George Ford, Dan Robson, Jamie George and Danny Care will feature in many headlines and social media reactions.
"This is a young but very good, talented squad who have all earned their places. It is one of the most competitive squads I have ever picked,” said Jones. "There are a number of disappointed players who haven’t been selected, but they know what they need to do and no door is closed to any player. "We’re looking forward to three tough Test matches. Tonga always play a strong, physical game and Australia and South Africa have had extended periods together and will be a good challenge for us. Our aim each week will be to get better and better as we work towards the Rugby World Cup in 2023."
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