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Rosie Galligan scored a hat-trick of tries for England in their big Women’s Rugby World Cup win on Sunday over South Africa while fellow Kent player Shaunagh Brown also scored.
England handed South Africa a 75-0 thrashing at Auckland's Waitakere Stadium on Sunday as group play in the Women's Rugby World Cup concluded with the tournament favourites setting up a quarter-final meeting with Australia next weekend.
South Africa's Women's Rugby World Cup ended on the expected low note when they were beaten 75-0 by a powerful England team at the Waitakere Stadium on Sunday.
England flanker Sadia Kabeya will make her World Cup debut against Fiji on Saturday after head coach Simon Middleton named a starting line-up for the tournament opener in Auckland that also includes four players who featured in the 2014 World Cup win.
LONDON : Loughborough Lightning's 20-year-old forwards Sadia Kabeya and Morwenna Talling were included in England's 32-player squad for the women's Rugby World Cup in New Zealand on Tuesday.
Poppy Cleall has criticised England Rugby’s decision to ban transgender women from playing in the sport.
Marlie Packer's fearsome form continued as her dazzling double fired Saracens to a dominant 43-21 win over Exeter Chiefs in the Allianz Premier 15s final. Co-captain Packer, Vicky Fleetwood, Mackenzie Carson, May Campbell and Alysha Corrigan all crossed as Alex Austerberry's side reclaimed their domestic crown at Sixways Stadium. Ad/> Patricia Garcia, Jennine Detiveaux and Ebony Jefferies struck for Chiefs but Saracens never relinquished their grip on the contest in front of a record 3,238-strong crowd in Worcester.
A Marlie Packer brace aided Saracens to their third Premier 15s title as they defeated Exeter 43-21 in front of a record crowd of 3,238 at Sixways Stadium.