Attack coaches explain why PREM is now a try-fest with Saints and Bristol leading the way - and how it could help England: Tackle height changes, dynamic back threes, the cat-and-mouse maul and the jackal clampdown

The Gallagher Premiership is experiencing a surge in try-scoring, with Northampton Saints and Bristol Rugby leading the trend. Attack coaches attribute the rise to changes in tackle height regulations, more dynamic back threes, evolving maul tactics, and a clampdown on jackal play at the breakdown. New Saracens head coach Brendan Venter is highlighted as an outlier looking to buck the attacking trend, with the shift also seen as potentially beneficial for the England national team.