Emily Scarratt hailed as Red Roses centre prepares for fifth World Cup: ‘She’s just incredible’ - The centre is set to ...

The stories of the first Women’s World Cup in 1991 have been passed down through the rugby generations, told and re-told to ...

The 39-year-old retired from rugby in 2023, finishing her career as England’s most capped player with 141 appearances and is ...

PH Ashton, formerly known as Arthur Apples, was officially named at a ceremony at Ashton Gate Stadium yesterday (20 Aug), marking the start of the Women’s Rugby World Cup.

Teenager Caitlyn Halse is set to become the youngest Wallaroo to play at a Rugby World Cup, having been named to start at ...

Ilona Maher’s mission at the Women’s Rugby World Cup is about more than just winning games. Heading into the United States’ ...

USA center was ‘the kid in the pink scrum cap’ then soared with a winning blend of speed, power and body positivity ...

Ayanda Malinga took up rugby to go against the conventional sporting flow for women, and the sport has rewarded her with a place in the Springboks Women’s team, currently in England for the World Cup.

Caitlyn Halse made history when she debuted for the Waratahs as a 16-year-old. Now, the gun fullback has made more history after becoming ...

Ilona Maher, the celebrated rugby player and Olympic medalist, is preparing for the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup while also exploring potential career ...

Captain Rachel Malcolm leads her country in their Pool B clash, joined in the back row by openside Rachel McLachlan and No.8 ...

The 10th edition of the World Cup is expected to be the “biggest global celebration of women’s rugby”, with record attendances, viewership and engagement. In such a scenario, World Rugby has decided ...