2nd Test 21–20 to tie the Test series 1 game all with Care coming off the bench after 66 minutes with England just 1 point ahead to help guide the team to a famous victory, only the 3rd time England had beaten Australia in Australia. After the Australian leg of the tour England moved on to New Zealand to play against New Zealand Maori in Napier in a "non-cap" game as part of the centenary celebrations for Maori rugby. Care started the game and scored a try late in the 1st half to help England to a 28–17 lead at half-time but England failed to capitalise on that lead and lost the game 35–28. In July 2010 Care was named in the England Elite Player Squad for the forthcoming season. At the same time, in the July edition of Company magazine Care was nominated at 11th in the list of "the 50 sexiest single men in the UK". In August 2010 Care agreed a 2-year contract extension with Harlequins, committing himself to the club until June 2013. In October 2010, Care visited Wallington County Grammar School to attend the Sports Hall opening. Season 2010–11 During the Autumn internationals in November 2010 Care found himself on the replacements bench for all 4 games with Ben Youngs taking the starting position. England lost the opening game to New Zealand 26–16 before wins against Australia by 35–18 and against Samoa 26–13. The final game of the series against South Africa saw England lose 21–11. Care made second-half appearances in all 4 games and the South Africa game saw him reach the landmark of 25 caps at the age of just 23. He made significant contributions in all 4 games including an "assist" for a late try by Tom Croft which clinched the victory against Samoa. Care's club Director of Rugby at Harlequins, Conor O'Shea, commented "When Danny came off the bench in the Autumn Internationals he was outstanding. Hopefully he will keep getting better and better". In January 2011 Care was named in the revised England Elite Player Squad for the 2011 RBS 6 Nations series. Care was again on the England bench throughout the 2011 RBS 6 Nations with Ben Youngs starting at scrum-half alongside Toby Flood at fly-half in all 5 games. In the opening game against Wales in Cardiff, Care and Jonny Wilkinson were brought on in the 2nd half