Three uncapped players in expansive Scottish squad
Three uncapped players have been named by Scotland in a 45-man squad for their November internationals, with Sione Tuipulotu returning to captain the team after missing this year's Six Nations.
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Three uncapped players have been named by Scotland in a 45-man squad for their November internationals, with Sione Tuipulotu returning to captain the team after missing this year's Six Nations.
LONDON :Canada kept up their consistent team selection on Thursday by picking the same starting lineup and reserves for a third successive game as they prepare to take on hosts England in Saturday’s Women’s Rugby World Cup final.
New Zealand coach Allan Bunting credited Canada's accuracy and the indiscipline of the back-to-back defending champion Black Ferns for their shock semi-final exit from the Women's Rugby World Cup in Bristol on Friday.
BRISTOL, England : Canada lost their first 17 matches against New Zealand, but a psychological switch had flicked by the time they faced each other in the World Cup semi-final on Friday and they were mentally ready to do the business.
Canada stormed into the World Cup final with a conclusive 34-19 victory at Ashton Gate but were forced to weather a second-half storm from defending champions New Zealand.
Canada continued its magical run at the Women's Rugby World Cup after defeating defending champion New Zealand 34-19, advancing to the final Friday afternoon in Bristol, England.
France have drafted the inexperienced Hina Ikahehegi into their second row to replace suspended captain Manae Feleu for Saturday's Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final against England in Bristol.
Flyhalf Zoe Harrison will start for England against France as one of four changes made by coach John Mitchell to his side for their Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final in Bristol on Saturday.