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This weekend the WXV Global Series and WXV Global Series Challenger will get underway and bringing 18 leading women's internationa…
This weekend the WXV Global Series and WXV Global Series Challenger will get underway and bringing 18 leading women's internationa…
The World Rugby rankings could look very different after this weekend as the WXV Global Series gets underway.
The WXV Global Series starts tomorrow and England are one of the top 12 nations in the world undertaking matches in the competitio…
Sitting around a table outside England’s hotel, the trio of captain Meg Jones and vice-captains Amy Cokayne and Alex Matthews ar…
Women's Rugby World Cup-winning prop Kelsey Clifford has been ruled out of the Red Roses' home WXV Global Series fixtures.
Holly Aitchison will earn her 50th cap for the Red Roses take on the Wallaroos in their WXV Global Series opener on Saturday.
NSW Waratahs winger Amelia Whitaker and Queensland Reds skipper Jemma Bemrose are both set to make their Wallaroos debuts this wee…
Red Roses record try-scorer Sue Day is among the latest five World Rugby Hall of Fame inductees.
Desiree Miller believes the Aussies can go into their WXV Global Series opener against England with a nothing-to-lose mentality.
John Mitchell has named a 36-player WXV Global Series squad featuring 25 Women's Rugby World Cup winners.
There is exactly one year to go until the British & Irish Lions Women play their first tour match in New Zealand.
The Springbok Women could leap three places up the World Rugby rankings with a shock win against the Black Ferns at FNB Stadium.
Former England prop Shaunagh Brown is certain that the Red Roses are looking forward to a "proper challenge" in the WXV Global Ser…
John Mitchell has named his most-recent Red Roses training squad ahead of WXV Global Series fixtures against Australia, Canada and…
French referee Aurélie Groizeleau will become the fourth female to referee 50 Test matches during the WXV Global Series.
This weekend Pia Tapsell could become the first rugby player to have represented both the Black Ferns and Wallaroos.