England's Women's rugby team secured their eighth consecutive Six Nations title, demonstrating squad depth amidst numerous injuries. This victory is seen as a crucial step towards defending their 2029 Rugby World Cup title, with the team aiming for continuous improvement and further development of new talent.
England strengthens pack with return of World Cup winners for Six Nations Grand Slam decider against France in Bordeaux, seeking a record-extending fifth successive clean sweep.
England bolster their pack with the return of injured World Cup winners for the Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider against France in Bordeaux.
England's Women's Six Nations squad has been boosted by the return of centre Jade Shekells from a thumb injury. The 29-year-old, who competed at Paris 2024 with Great Britain Sevens, missed the first three matches. England face Italy in Parma on 9 May pursuing an eighth consecutive title, with a record 36 straight Test wins. The team is managing several injury absences including Sadia Kabeya (chest/shoulder), Alex Matthews (shoulder) and Lilli Ives Campion (knee), plus pregnancy absences in the second row.
