Summary
England's women's rugby team must decide who will replace player Ellie Kildunne, who is unable to play due to concussion symptoms. The contenders for her spot in the upcoming World Cup quarter-final against Scotland are Emma Sing and Helena Rowland. Both players have different skills and experience levels, which will influence the decision.
Key Facts
- Ellie Kildunne is out of the World Cup quarter-final due to concussion symptoms.
- England will play against Scotland in the quarter-final match.
- Emma Sing is one option for replacement; she was the top scorer in the Premiership Women's Rugby league last season.
- Sing played a notable but inconsistent game when stepping in for Kildunne previously.
- Helena Rowland is another candidate, with 43 caps and experience starting in a World Cup semi-final.
- Rowland has been a versatile player, covering multiple positions and showing strong performance in past matches.
- England coach John Mitchell has previously prepared for such scenarios, testing different players in key matches.
- The match against Scotland is part of the Women's Rugby World Cup taking place at Ashton Gate in Bristol.
