blow

Given pace is a route to success in day-night Tests, the fact England are set to lose Mark Wood is a blow.

And in that moment, with the final minutes running down and the Trojans in need of one final knockout blow, here was Miller sprinting all alone, with only the roar of the Coliseum behind him.

But this detection has come as a blow to a sector beleaguered by costs, incoming taxation changes, and other disease threats.

"It feels amazing. I whooped that boy in his back yard," Londoner TKV, who was deducted a point for a low blow, said.

"But a wind of freedom, national pride and patriotism is blowing across France, and they won't be able to stop it," he continued, adding that he was fine.