The footballing Fiji wing outscoring Bielle-Biarrey and zeroing in on England

The footballing Fiji wing outscoring Bielle-Biarrey and zeroing in on EnglandImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Despite Fiji being beaten by Wales last weekend Wainiqolo was in sensational form, making 173 metres ball in hand and beating 19 tacklers in the processByMike HensonBBC Sport rugby union news reporterPublished13 minutes agoComments"I was a striker - a good header, like Harry Kane!"Fiji wing Jiuta Wainiqolo is remembering his days trying out for his country's under-20 football team.The 27-year-old is now focused on the oval ball. But this season, he has had a strike-rate to match the prolific Bayern Munich forward, who is spearheading England's round-ball World Cup bid.Wainiqolo finished the season head and shoulders above the rest in the Top 14 try-scoring standings.Louis Bielle-Biarrey was his nearest rival. The France whizz had 13 tries for European champions Bordeaux Begles.Playing for Lyon at the other end of the French top flight, however, Wainqolo crossed 18 times in 20 games, producing a showreel of swerving, stepping, scorching scores., externalAt Test level, he was the creator of one of the tries of 2025, gathering a bobbling, backward ball deep in his own half and slicing past four Australia defenders,, external before lobbing a pass for the supporting Lekima Tagitagivalu to trundle in.Wainiqolo is arguably the most exciting wing in the world.And, on Saturday, in the hours before Kane and company take on Norway in a World Cup quarter-final, he will attempt to dazzle England with some of that magic on the rugby pitch.Fiji v EnglandNations ChampionshipSaturday 11 July, 14:10 BST kick-offHill Dickinson Stadium, LiverpoolListen on SoundsLive on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds, BBC Sport website and app, with accompanying live text commentary"We watched a bit of England's game against South Africa and South Africa are world number one, so they're physical, but I think we are more physical than South Africa,"...