- First test : 1987
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- Number of teams (est) : 100
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- Results : View result history
England
The first women’s International in Great Britain took place when Great Britain played against France in April 1986. England first played against Wales on April 1987, and have gone on to become one of the most successful teams in world rugby. England were World Cup finalists in 2010, a competition they hosted, and are the reigning champions of both the 6 Nations. They won the World Cup in 2014. The game in England was run by the RFUW until 2012 when it merged into the RFU.
Wednesday March 15th 2023read moreWe spoke to Lydia Thompson as she prepares to make her return for England after her...
Tuesday March 07th 2023read moreAN EXCITED crowd of more than 1,500 flocked to the historic pitch where the game of rugby was...
Monday February 06th 2023read moreEngland head coach Simon Middleton to step down after this year’s Women’s Six Nations.
Tuesday January 31st 2023read moreEngland have announced their U18 squad for 2023 and confirmed two big events for their youngest...
Friday November 11th 2022read moreAdam Julian caught up with England winger Abby Dow before tomorrow's World Cup Final.
Friday November 11th 2022read moreJenny Mitton from M&C Saatchi Sport and Entertainment looks at what a win for England might...
Tuesday November 01st 2022read moreAdam Julian caught up with Sue Day in New Zealand at the World Cup
