How the Wallabies rated against England

AUSTRALIA PLAYER RATINGS FROM SECOND RUGBY TEST AGAINST ENGLAND:

* ISRAEL FOLAU: Easily Australia's best, threatening England with his every touch, strong in defence and reliable under the high ball - 7.5

* DANE HAYLETT-PETTY: Some strong carries but knocked on and then let ball bounce to place team under pressure before England's first try - 6

* TEVITA KURIDRANI: Had his head down and made metres in the middle but lacked variety in attack - 6

* SAMU KEREVI: Sound performance with limited opportunities, continually crossing the advantage line - 6.5

* ROB HORNE: Typically strong and mistake-free display from the Wallabies' newly appointed vice-captain - 7

* BERNARD FOLEY: His worst performance in the gold jumper, terrible with the boot and made a series of wrong decisions and handling errors in attack - 4

* NICK PHIPPS: Tarnished a decent, wholehearted display with a loopy pass with the game on the line and Wallabies on the attack - 6.5

* SEAN McMAHON: Was unable to fill David Pocock's immense boots in his first match at No.8 - 5.5

* MICHAEL HOOPER: One of the few Wallabies who could hold his head high after another spirited and productive display - 7

* SCOTT FARDY: Under pressure to retain his place in the back row after an ineffective game - 5.5

* SAM CARTER: A fair performance after replacing Australia's lineout caller and showed energy carrying the ball - 6.5

* RORY ARNOLD: Like in the first Test, Australia's tallest-ever player started strongly but his impact diminished as the game wore on - 6

* SEKOPE KEPU: Crossed the line between being aggressive and ill-disciplined - 5

* STEPHEN MOORE: Made errors and gave away silly penalties. Rightly hooked after 54 minutes in a poor captain's knock - 5

* JAMES SLIPPER: Held his own in the front row, ensuring the scrum wasn't dominated like it was in the first Test - 6.5