LONDON (Reuters) - It still seems as if Danny Cipriani is a rebellious teenager, confident his prodigious talent will trump any notion of a bad attitude, yet the reality is that he is now 27 and has been a professional for 10 years.
Still fresh-faced, but scarred physically and mentally from that decade in the limelight, he began the latest upsurge of his roller-coaster career on Wednesday when was named in England's training squad for their Six Nations opener in Wales on Feb. 6.
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