Summary
England's Women's Six Nations rugby team has named seven players who have not yet played an official game, as part of its 38-member squad. Head coach John Mitchell is integrating these new players following important player retirements and absences. England will start its Six Nations campaign against Ireland on April 11, with significant ticket sales already recorded.
Key Facts
- England's squad for the Women's Six Nations includes seven new players without international caps.
- The team won the Rugby World Cup in September, but several key players are unavailable due to pregnancies and retirements.
- Millie David, who excelled in the Premiership Women's Rugby, is among the new players waiting to earn a cap.
- Lilli Ives Campion is expected to partner with Morwenna Talling in the lock position.
- England will commence their Six Nations title defense against Ireland on April 11.
- Over 67,000 tickets are sold for the game against Ireland, suggesting a record attendance.
- John Mitchell, the team's head coach, signed a contract extension lasting until the 2029 Rugby World Cup.
- Injuries have left some players like Jade Shekells and Ella Wyrwas out, with potential returns later in the tournament.
