Joe Schmidt criticises England antics before Twickenham Test
Australia head coach Joe Schmidt has accused England of engaging in gamesmanship that helped them win Saturday's Test match at Twickenham.

The win sets up a decisive showdown against Australia on Friday, with a place in the final four on the line.
Afghanistan have emerged as a force in world cricket, proving their mettle in major tournaments.
They finished sixth at the 50-over World Cup in 2023, securing victories over England, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. They also reached the semifinals of last year's T20 World Cup, where they famously defeated Australia.
With history on their side, Afghanistan will be eager to repeat their past success against the five-time World Cup winners.
However, Australia's coach, Jonathan Trott, has warned his team against complacency.
"It's all on the line, and since I've been coach we've played against Australia three times and we've been in the game in each of those games," former England batter Trott said.
"We should take a lot of confidence from that - certainly what happened in the World Cup, T20 World Cup, and I say this to the players as well, that Afghanistan are never going to be taken lightly ever again.
"We've got to be prepared because I know Australia aren't going to take us lightly. In the past, perhaps people would have seen the fixture and thought it was a little bit easier than playing a historic test nation.
"In this format, in these conditions, I don't see that. Every game that we play is going to be competitive and every game we go into I expect to win."
Australia, known for their dominance in global tournaments, will be determined to avoid another upset and secure their place in the semifinals.