Summary
Helena Rowland will replace Ellie Kildunne in the England rugby team for the Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-final against Scotland. Kildunne is recovering from a concussion, so Coach John Mitchell chose Rowland because of her skill and versatility.
Key Facts
- Helena Rowland replaces Ellie Kildunne, who is out due to a concussion, in England's rugby team.
- The quarter-final match against Scotland is part of the Women's Rugby World Cup.
- Rowland has been a substitute in previous matches, but now she is starting in Kildunne's place.
- Rowland is known for her versatile skills, capable of playing in multiple positions.
- Emma Sing was another option for full-back but is less experienced than Rowland.
- Rowland set a Women's Rugby World Cup record by scoring 27 points in a single match against Samoa.
- Rowland's skillful play style includes smart running and accurate kicking.
- The match will be held at Ashton Gate, Bristol, and will be broadcast live by the BBC.
