News about Josh Lewsey

As England's assault brought life against Chile, Henry Arundell became England's first player to score five tries since 2003. England attacked with verve and aim, with Marcus Smith adding to the merriment of the afternoon, but it felt more like a training run as they made basic meat of the lowest ranked team in the competition. Arundell's World Cup debut joined Josh Lewsey, Rory Underwood, and Douglas Lambert as he scored 25 points to place himself at the top of the try-scoring charts.

COMMENT: The shock is seismic. The landscape of English rugby has been drastically changed at a stroke. Wasps are no longer available. Gone. The sport's marquee name has been misspelled. And so much in this season of turbulence and upheaval, it's difficult to comprehend. As the struggling but beloved club went into administration last fall under a mountain of debt, there were soon encouraging signs of a forthcoming revival. Saviours have appeared, or at least it seemed. However, those who wanted to resuscitate Wasps were unable to find a way to do so. They've been looking for a solution for months and months, but the numbers don't add up.

After his alleyway sex act sparked a storm this week, Joe Westerman became the latest rugby celebrity to be rocked by controversy. Since finding of his deed in a tense back passage, Lauren, the Castleford forward's wife, has told friends that their marriage has ended, they have now told them that their marriage is over. At the 2011 World Cup, England reportedly partied with dwarves, while an international celebrity was left on crutches after being struck by a bus on a club night out. An experienced All Black has made news for a disabled toilet, demonstrating rugby players' propensity to get themselves in danger and into the tabloids. Without further ado, Sportsmail examines rugby's most controversial news.