- First test : 1987
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- Number of teams (est) : 183
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Wales
Wales women first played officially in April 1987 when they they took on England. Prior to that Welsh players were selected to represent Great Britain. Wales hosted the first ever Women's Rugby World Cup in Cardiff in 1991 and since then they have participated in a further four of the five tournaments finishing fourth in 1994, their highest ever finish. The Welsh Women's Rugby Union was created in 1994 and the WWRU also became affiliated to the Welsh Rugby Union at the same
time.
Sunday February 04th 2024read moreFollowing five nail-biting rounds of pool game, the Celtic Challenge teams have cemented their...
Tuesday November 21st 2023read moreIn light of huge progress across the game, several issues in recent week have shone a harsh...
Wednesday November 15th 2023read moreA highly critical report about the culture in the Welsh game has been published with serious...
Friday November 03rd 2023read moreAustralia overcame a second-half red card to beat Wales 25-19 in a thrilling opening to the...
Saturday October 28th 2023read moreAustralia shocked France only a week after Les Bleus had beaten the Ferns the week before with a...
Sunday October 15th 2023read moreSpain were comfortable 32-0 winners against Kenya on Saturday in WXV3, but USA faced more of a...
Sunday July 23rd 2023read moreWales U18s returned to competitive European 7s for the first time since 2019, and immediately...
Wednesday July 05th 2023read moreWales Women’s U20s staged a remarkable second half comeback but narrowly missed out on a win in...