Lawrence continued his impressive progress in the 2018-19 campaign when he made fourteen senior appearances, and scored two important tries which helped Warriors to successive EPCR Challenge Cup victories over Ospreys and Stade Français.
[9][10] In May 2022 Lawrence was a member of the Warriors side that beat London Irish in the final of the Premiership Rugby Cup at the Brentford Community Stadium to win Worcester their first ever top-flight trophy.
[12] After initially joining Bath on a short-term loan due to uncertainty around the future of the Warriors, Lawrence signed a long-term deal with the club in October 2022.
[16][17] Later that year he received his first call-up to train with the senior England squad by coach Eddie Jones prior to their summer tour of South Africa.
[26] Later that year he was included in the squad for the 2023 Rugby World Cup and came off the bench as a substitute during both the quarter-final victory over Fiji and semi-final elimination against champions South Africa.