The England Roses have sealed the Vitality Netball International Series with a match to spare after a 61-53 win at the Copper Box Arena. With the Series up for grabs, it was a scrappy start to the game with a few misplaced passes in the opening stages. After leading the team out, Kadeen Corbin started
Five tries from Jess Breach and a hat-trick from Abby Dow helped the Red Roses complete a 3-0 Old Mutual Wealth Series whitewash over Canada with a 69-19 victory at Twickenham Stadium. England were ahead in the seventh minute from a driving maul when Marlie Packer dotted down and Dow did superbly to gather Katy
A blistering first quarter from the England Roses inspired them to victory in the opening match of the Vitality Netball International Series on Friday night, despite an impressive Malawi fight back. England raced into an eleven goal lead at the end of the opening quarter with Kadeen Corbin and Rachel Dunn impressively dominating the shooting
Simon Middleton makes nine changes, two positional, to his starting 15 to face Canada in the Old Mutual Wealth Series finale at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 25 November (KO 17:40 live on Sky Sports Arena & Sky Sports Mix) Wingers Jess Breach (Harlequins Ladies) and Abigail Dow (Wasps FC Ladies) – who have scored eight
The Red Roses ran in eight tries as they beat Canada 49-12 in the second Old Mutual Wealth Series Test match at Twickenham Stoop. On a night where captain Sarah Hunter led the team out on her 100th international appearance, England faced a much improved Canada outfit but made it back-to-back wins after their 79-5
England Women head coach Simon Middleton makes eight changes, two positional, in his starting 15 ahead of the Red Roses’ second Test against Canada at Twickenham Stoop (KO 19:45, live Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action & Sky Sports Mix). Captain Sarah Hunter is set to earn her 100th international cap for England, starting
England bounced back from the disappointment of losing the Women’s Ashes on Friday to win the second IT20 at Manuka Oval, Canberra. After putting on 152/6, their highest T20 score in Australia, they dismissed the hosts for 112 to win by 40 runs with six balls to spare. It was a team effort with the ball but Katherine
Red Roses wing Jessica Breach scored six tries on her debut as England beat Canada 79-5 in their 2017 Old Mutual Wealth Series opener at Allianz Park. In their first game since the Women’s Rugby World Cup final, England put in a dominant performance as they ran in 13 tries in North London. With her
England opened their Women’s Rugby League World Cup campaign in Australia with a 36-8 victory against the Papua New Guinea Orchids. Despite PNG scoring first as centre Naomi Kaupau collected Amelia Kuk’s kick from centre field to touch down in the right-hand corner, England were able to put in a dominant display to secure a
Worcester Valkyries captain Lark Davies has been named among the England Women replacements for Friday evening’s first Test against Canada at Allianz Park (kick-off 7.30pm, live stream on Englandrugby.com). The Valkyries hooker will be hoping to add to her three international caps as England look to continue their fine record against Canada, having beaten them
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