England Womens Rochelle Clark could move one step closer to achieving history when England face France on Wednesday, live on Sky Sports 1 HD and Sky Sports Mix from 7.30pm. The Worcester Valkyries prop has been named on the bench for the clash at the Twickenham Stoop and should she feature she will equal Jason Leonards record of 114 international appearances.Speaking to Sportswomen about the feat, Clark said: Jason Leonard has been an idol of mine from when I started playing rugby; I wanted to be like him. To even be anywhere near his record is absolutely amazing. He is a nice guy and he has been very supportive. He knows I am coming for him so it will be awesome when I hopefully achieve it. I will be very proud.Since making her debut in 2003, Clark has gone on to win seven Six Nations titles and witness a number of changes to the womens game. However the highlight of her career came in 2014 when the Red Roses lifted the coveted Womens Rugby World Cup trophy. Rochelle Clark after receiving her MBE in 2015 It was a different type of rugby since I started and the professionalism now has just changed and evolved so much, she said. It has been amazing to be part of that era going from a quite unprofessional stage to being really professional.For me it was two times unlucky, third time lucky and that was all I have been driven for since I started playing rugby was to then be part of a World Cup-winning side. That was definitely the best day of my life.Reaching her idols target is not the end of it for Clark. She now has her Worcester coach Donna Kennedys all-time womens cap record of 115 in her sights. Live Womens Rugby Union November 9, 2016, 7:30pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass I couldnt give it up to a nicer person, said record-holder Kennedy. Rocky has done fantastic in her career and records are there to be broken. Giving it up to Rocky is probably the best person I can give it up to.Simon Middletons side will be without Emily Scarratt for the clash, the 28-year old missing out through concussion while Amber Reed is also unavailable due to an ankle injury. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. The Red Roses boast a match-day 23 totalling 1,000 international caps with Olympians Claire Allan, Natasha Hunt, Katy Mclean and Danielle Waterman also named among the starting line-up. Katy McLean on the charge during England sevens duty The two nations have faced each other twice already this year, winning one game each. However since the 2014 Womens Rugby World Cup, France have the upper hand over their opponents, securing three wins to one.England Women: 15 Danielle Waterman, 14 Kay Wilson, 13 Claire Allan, 12 Rachael Burford, 11 Fiona Pocock, 10 Katy Mclean, 9 Natasha Hunt; 1, Vickii Cornborough, 2 Amy Cokayne, 3 Laura Keates, 4 Tamara Taylor, 5 Emily Braund, 6 Alex Matthews, 7 Marlie Packer, 8 Sarah Hunter.Replacements: 16 Vicky Fleetwood, 17 Rochelle Clark, 18 Sarah Bern, 19 Harriet Millar- Mills, 20 Izzy Noel-Smith, 21 La Toya Mason, 22 Emily Scott, 23 Ceri Large. Emily Scarratt is sidelined with concussion France Women: 15 Caroline Landagnous, 14 Camille Grassineau, 13 Rose Thomas, 12 Lucille Godiveau, 11 Elodie Guiglion, 10 Christelle Le Duff, 9 Yanna Rivoalen; 1 Lise Arricastre, 2 Manon Bigot, 3 Patricia Carricaburu, 4 Celine Ferer, 5 Manon Andre, 6 Pauline Rayssac, 7 Laetitia Grand, 8 Safi Ndiaye.Replacements: 16 Gaelle Mignot, 17 Annaelle Deshayes, 18 Lenaig Corson, 19 Gaelle Hermet, 20 Romane Menager, 21 Camille Cabalou, 22 Carla Neisen, 23 Julie DuvalWatch England v France live on Sky Sports 1 HD and Sky Sports Mix on Wednesday from 7.30pm. Or watch for £6.99 without a contract, on NOW TV Also See: WATCH: Greenwoods favourite five England trio up for top award Vunipola ready for brutal Boks QUIZ: Englands last win over SA Vapormax Off White Italia . Jordan Lynch, the all-purpose Heisman Trophy finalist from Northern Illinois, failed to make it into that exclusive club. Vapormax Italia . 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Anthony had 24 points and nine rebounds, and the Knicks avenged an embarrassing home loss with a rout of their own, beating the Boston Celtics 114-88 on Wednesday night for their third straight victory.After Michael van Gerwen was crowned Premier League champion, we asked Sky Sports experts to pick a player who could force his way into next years line-up. The world No 1 enjoyed a triumphant season as he finished top of the 10-man table and then defeated Phil Taylor in the final to claim the title for the second time at The O2.But can a new contender emerge to challenge Van Gerwen next year, or should a past challenger be welcomed back to the 2017 competition? We asked Mighty Mike, our Sky Sports pundits and the PDC chairman to reveal their Premier League picks...Michael van Gerwen: Vincent van der Voort It would be Vincent van der Voort or Simon Whitlock. Vincent is my best mate of course and I would like to have him in the Premier League. Hes a good darts player.As for the rest, I dont really care, I like to beat everyone.Wayne Mardle: Stephen Bunting I would love to see Stephen Bunting back in. I just feel that he let himself down when he was in it. I would like to see Bunting there, because the way he plays, the speed he plays, and how he plays, would suit the Premier League. Wayne Mardle It wasnt a year too soon, I just think he found it tougher than he thought he would. Youve got to be ready mentally.I would like to see Bunting there, because the way he plays, the speed he plays, and how he plays, would suit the Premier League. You see something in players where you think theyre so good, they just need to believe they are.Rod Studd: Alan Chuck Norris This is Alans second year in the PDC and he moved across after coming runner-up in the BDO World Championships. He ran into Stephen Bunting in the final, who was playing at his absolute best. Alan Norris produced an 11-dart leg in win over Robert Thornton at the PDC World Championships He had a really good debut year in the PDC, reached the quarter-finals of the Worlds at Ally Pally, where it looked like he had the beating of Jelle Klaasen until the Dutchman reeled off three brilliant legs on the trot to knock him out.He throws quick, hes aggressive, hits a lot of 180s and would be good entertainment for the Premier League. John Part: Vincent van der Voort I like Vincent van der Voort. He has electric fast play and when hes playing well hes just about as good as anybody.Obviously there are consistency issues and Im not sure he could necessarily handle the Premier League. The talent level can be discouuraging sometimes if you dont get off to a good start, but that would go for anybody coming into the Premier League.dddddddddddd Vincent van der Voort defeated Phil Taylor in first round of 2015 World Grand Prix Hes got enough experience now that I think, given the opportunity, he might do fairly well. I wouldnt say he would come in and win it, but he could possibly put on a good show for much of the season. Rod Harrington: Benito van de Pas I would go for one of the newcomers, because I believe the game relies on them. One person who is standing out - his form has been brilliant over the last year - is Benito van de Pas. There could be a good bit of rivalry there and I think Benito will become the second best player in Holland. Rod Harrington Big Ben from Holland, he hacks it with the big boys, and has beaten Michael van Gerwen on two or three occasions. There could be a good bit of rivalry there and I think Benito will become the second best player in Holland.Dave Clark: Jelle Klaasen I would like to see Jelle. Hes got the panache, hes got the style, and would get the crowd going. Hes got all the attributes, hes playing great darts at the moment, and could be a real threat. Klaasen could do some damage next year. He could handle the big stage, hes proven that already. Dave Clark If they went back to Rotterdam, he would get a red-hot reception too. He could handle the big stage, hes proven that already.PDC Chairman, Barry Hearn PDC chairman Barry Hearn (left) with Premier League runner-up Phil Taylor There are two or three out there. I think Jelle Klaasen is right up there. I like Benito van de Pas, hes playing well and is a young man with a lot of potential who is improving all the time. I like Gerwyn Price from Wales and I like Daryl Gurney from Ireland.Its probably getting to the time when these kids have got to have a chance and see what they can do on the big stage. Watch more live darts action from the World Cup of Darts, starting at 7pm on Thursday June 2, on Sky Sports 1. Also See: WATCH: Story of Play-off night Mardle: MVG on another level MVG wins Premier League Taylor: MVG is like AJ ' ' '