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Emily Scart has been selected for the fifth World Cup after naming England’s 32 player squad for the Home Tournament, which continues next month.
The LaBuro Lighting Center, and the prominent points scorer in the women’s rugby, spent more than a year away from the game with severe neck injury, which threatened to reduce his career, but the 35 -year -old has returned to England’s setup and will be the key member of the squad, which is aimed at 2014.
In the last tournament in 2022, the Skum Half Natasha Hunt is also named after his amazing mistake.
On Friday, August 22 (7.30pm on Friday evening at 7.30pm), before launching its World Cup campaign against the USA at the Stadium of Light in the Sunderland, England face England in a warm -up match in Leicester on Saturday, August 2. The Red Rose was followed by Samua in Northampton on Saturday, August 30, followed by Australia in Brighton on Saturday, September 6.
England coach John Mitchell has about 200 hats between the skirt and the Hunt, including the experience, including 24 players who have participated in the first World Cup.
Zoo Aldraft will do Red Rose Captain in its third World Cup
Zoo Aldraf will captain his country in its third World Cup, supported by 2014 winner Marily Packer and Olympian Megan Jones as Vice -Captain.
Abi Burton, May Campbell, McKenzie Carson, Calis Clifford, Madi Fiani, Lily Ivas Campaign, Jade Shekes and Emma Singh are the first start of the World Cup.
England continuously won a fourth woman’s six -nation Grand Slam in April and was at the top of the World Cup after winning 25 matches.
England won their fourth six consecutive countries in April.
His last defeat was in the final of the 2022 World Cup against New Zealand, where he defeated Winger Ladia Thomson 34-31 after the initial dismissal.
‘The process of choosing never gets easy’
“This is an extraordinary and amazing opportunity for this group to represent the Red Rose in the Home World Cup for this group,” Mitchell said.
“The process of choice is never easy. It has been a two -year process to choose the right combination of local cover, skill, mentality and communication – we believe it is a squad that can win the World Cup.
John Mitchell believes he has selected a squad that can win the first World Cup since 2014
“Every experience and challenge has brought 32 of his life and his career to this point, and they have all got their place. They should be proud of the occasion to create a history, knowing that we have to gain the right to develop the entire World Cup.
“We are excited about what is coming and we will continue to work hard in the tournament, which will focus on preparing our opening match against the United States in less than a month.”
Captain Aldraft added: “It is an incredible feeling to take the team to the Home Rugby World Cup.
“This group has a great opportunity to impress young boys and girls all over the country.
Red Rose World Cup Squad:
Forward: Zoo Aldraft (Gloucester Heartpare, 63 hats), Lark Atkan Davis (Bristol Bears, 66 hats), Sarah Bern (Bristol Bears, 71 Caps), Hannah Boat Main (Bristol Bears, 56 Caps), 36 Caps), Abi Burton (2 Caps). Electricity, 21 caps), Alex Mathews (Gloucester Heartpare, 75 hats), Mood Myers (Gloucester Heartpare, 40 Caps), Marily Packer (Sarns, 110 Caps), Moronina Tailing (Cell Shark, 22 Caps), Abbey Ward (Bristol Bear, 74 Caps)
Back: Holi Achinson (Cell Shark, 40 hats), Jess Breach (Sarns, 45 hats), Abbey Dao (without closed, 52 hats), Zoo Harrison (Sarns, 57 hats), Tatiana Heart (Gloucester Heartpare, 29 Capes), Natasha Hunt, Gloucester Hunt, 80) Hats), Claudia Molony Macdonald’s (Executive Chiefs, 35 hats), Lucy Packer (Harlecouns, 31 Caps), Helena Rolland (Lobberg Lighting, 39 Caps), Emily Scort (Lofreberg Lighting, 118 Capes) Caps), Emma Singer, 8 Topis)
Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Fixer
Friday 22 August
England Vs USA, Sunderland, 7.30 pm
Saturday 23rd August
Australia vs Samua, Salford, night 12 pm
Scotland Versus WellsSelford, 2.45 pm
Canada vs Fiji, York, Evening 5.30 pm
France v
Sunday 24th August
Ireland Vs. Japan, Northampton, night 12 pm
South Africa vs Brazil, Northampton, Syria 2.45
New Zealand vs Spain, York, Evening 5.30 pm
Saturday 30th August
Canada v
Scotland Vs. Fiji, Selford, 2.45 pm
England Vs Samua, Northampton, 5 pm
USA vs Australia, York, evening 7.30 pm
Sunday 31 August
Ireland Vs. Spain, Northampton, 12 pm
New Zealand v
Italy vs South Africa, York, Evening 3.30 pm
France v
Saturday September 6
Canada vs. ScotlandExcator, night 12 o’clock
USA vs Samua, York, 1.30 pm
Wells Vs. Fiji, Exceter, 2.45 pm
England Vs. Australia, Brighton, 5 pm
Sunday 7th September
Japan vs Spain, York, night 12 o’clock
Italy vs Brazil, Northampton, 2pm
New Zealand vs IrelandBrighton, 2.45 pm
France vs South Africa, Northampton, Syria 4.45 pm
Saturday 13th September
Quarter Final 1: Winner Pool C vs Runner Up Pool D, Executive, 12.30 pm
Quarter Final 2: Winner Pool B vs Runner Up Pool A, Bristol, 4pm
Sunday 14th September
Quarter Final 3: Winner Pool D v
Quarter Final 4: Winner Pool A vs Runner Up Pool B, Bristol, 4pm
Friday 19 September
Semi -Final 1: Winner QF1 vs Winner QF2, Bristol, Evening 7 pm
Saturday 20 September
Semi -Final 2: Winner QF3 vs Winner QF4, Bristol, Evening 3.30 pm
Saturday 27th September
Bronze Final: Losing SF1 vs. SF2, London, 12.30 pm
Final: Winner SF1 vs. Winner SF2, London, 4pm
Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 completely draw
- Pool A: England, Australia, the United States, Samua.
- Pool B: Canada, ScotlandFor, for, for,. Wales, Fiji.
- Pool C: New Zealand, Ireland, Japan, Spain.
- Pool D: France, Italy, South Africa, Brazil.
In the knockout, the tournament develops in the quarter -finals, the semi -finals, the third -position playoffs and then in the finals.
England’s Pool A winners will face the runner -up of Scotland and Wales in the quarters, while French Pool D winners will face a runner -up from New Zealand and Ireland’s Pool C. Paul B’s winners will face Pool C. Runner -up, with Paul C winners.
Then the winners of the distribution quarter -final conflict in the semifinals will face the winners of Pool A (possibly England), the winners of the quarter associated with Pool D (possibly France). This means that if New Zealand and Canada raise their ponds and progress, England will avoid them until the final – by winning the red roses.
