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Five standout players from New Zealand, England, Scotland, Canada, and Spain are expected to influence the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup starting August 23.
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FIVE players to watch at the Women's Rugby World Cup
The 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup starts on Friday, with players from 16 teams looking to make an impact on the global stage, be they professional, semi-professional or amateur. Below, a look at five players who could make a significant mark upon what is set to be the best attended and most watched Women’s Rugby World Cup of them all: JORJA MILLER (New Zealand) New Zealand’s Jorja Miller made her reputation as a sevens player but is now a member …
Never before had the Women's World Cup brought together so many nations! Indeed, the format has grown from 12 to 16 teams, proof of the staggering growth of the women's rugby. England, host country, awaits record influxes in its stadiums, starting with Twickenham, where the Red Roses hope to write a new page in their history. In the title, the New Zealanders Black Ferns are the main opponents to beat, but France, Canada and Australia also presen…
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