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On this occasion, though, Jones responded like an England middle-order batsman struggling to get off the mark in Ahmedabad. “Good question,” he replied, venturing only that the middle Six Nations Saturday is often “a make or break game” for every squad. It was a small but quietly telling snapshot of how much has changed since his squad were shouldering past New Zealand to reach the World Cup final 16 months ago. Maybe there is a part of Jones that also recalls the time he took a seriously out-of-sorts Wallaby side to Cardiff in 2005. Australia squandered a 14-6 lead to eventually lose 24-22 and, five days later, a tearful Jones was relieved of his duties as head coach. He has not reached the same point with the Rugby Football Union but, equally, he should probably bear in mind that Brian Ashton, the last England coach to lose to both Scotland and Wales in the same Six Nations campaign, ended up being jettisoned within weeks back in 2008.

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