England international George Kruis took the unconventional route of requesting to end his live post-match TV interview — but for very good reason.
The 32-year-old former England second-row signed off his professional career at Twickenham on Sunday by helping the Barbarians to a record win over Eddie Jones' side, beating their hosts 52-21 despite a first-half red card for Australian Will Skelton.
He put in a performance to be proud of, even having the audacity to back-heel over a conversion before returning to hit his third after the eighth try was scored as his team-mates surrounded slow-clapped his kick.
