Former Leeds captain Kevin Sinfield says he has been overwhelmed by the response to his latest fundraising challenge with donations exceeding £400,000. "Not only is she able to inspire people by the way she expresses herself on court, but her energy off it motivates the team to go on the journey with her too. She is a proven force and well respected on the international stage and is restless in wanting the team to be better day in, day out. "He can play really aggressive at times and he can lock it down and make a lot of balls. Obviously, with his serve it's difficult, but I managed to put some returns in at the right times and chip on my forehand side."I was just happy to get through it at the end." Jones, who restated his intention not to continue in the job post-2023, is in no doubt the experience gained between now and when the next World Cup kicks off in France in two years will put England in a good position to again challenge for the Webb Ellis Cup after going down to the Springboks in the 2019 final.