Four most experienced female officials appointed for quarter-finals Ian Tempest (England) to reach 50 tests as a Television Match Official Match official profiles are available in the World Rugby Media Zone. World Rugby has announced the Emirates Match Official appointments for the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 quarter-finals on 13-14 September. The four most-capped female
World Rugby has confirmed updated Emirates Match Official appointments for four matches in the Guinness Women’s Six Nations 2025 following an injury suffered by Natarsha Ganley (New Zealand). Ganley had been due to referee Italy v Ireland in Parma on 30 March, but Ella Goldsmith (Australia) will now take charge of this match. Clara Munarini
World Rugby has confirmed updated Emirates Match Official appointments for two matches in the Guinness Women’s Six Nations 2025 with Amber McLachlan (Australia) unavailable. Clara Munarini (Italy) will now referee England v Scotland in Leicester on 19 April with Maria Heitor (Portugal) replacing her as assistant referee. Sara Cox (England) will take charge of Italy
World Rugby has confirmed the Emirates World Rugby Match Officials for five women’s test matches in June and July. Five officials from four countries will take charge of the matches, which include a two-test series between Fiji and Japan, the second O’Reilly Cup encounter between Australia and New Zealand and the Wales v Spain WXV
World Rugby has confirmed the Emirates Match Official appointments for all three levels of the inaugural WXV competition, which will take place in New Zealand, South Africa and Dubai in October and November. Match officials appointed for first two rounds of WXV across three continents in October and November A total of 18 match officials
World Rugby has today announced the team of Emirates Match Officials selected for the upcoming September and October women’s internationals and three-level inaugural WXV competition to be held in New Zealand, South Africa and Dubai between 13 October to 4 November Match officials confirmed for 10 warm-up fixtures across four continents in September and October
Match official appointments for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2023 have been made. Three match referees and 10 umpires make up a 13-woman officiating team, an all-female team for the first time ever at an ICC event. England’s Anna Harris, making her debut at a major ICC event, has been given the honour of
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