Eddie Jones has found an innovative way to drive England to the top of world rugby - using drone cameras to watch training from the skies. England used drones for the first time at their Pennyhill Park training base on Tuesday afternoon, allowing Jones to analyse his team's set-up in real-time as he strives for tactical perfection. England enlisted the help of Spider Aerial Filming, a company that specialises in impressive aerial shots for high-budget television shows such as Downton Abbey. Spider brought a van full of drones - which can cost around £3,000 each - and other specialist equipment to the England training base on Tuesday. England are not the only rugby team to use this method of analysis.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 23, 2016 02:24 UTC