Packer should start for England in final - Merchant
Summary
Former player Kat Merchant believes Lucy Packer should start for England in the Women's Rugby World Cup final against Canada. Merchant argues that Packer's speed and skills could be crucial in the match. There is a debate about including Packer and reshuffling other key players for the final game.Key Facts
- Lucy Packer is a 25-year-old scrum-half for the Harlequins rugby team.
- She took part in all five games at the current Women's Rugby World Cup, starting only once.
- Kat Merchant, a former World Cup winner, suggests Packer should replace the more experienced Natasha Hunt in the starting lineup.
- Packer's quick game-play is seen as an advantage, but her starting spot is not confirmed.
- Commentator Claire Thomas acknowledges Packer's growth in experience but still prefers Hunt's big-game experience.
- Claudia Moloney-MacDonald and Holly Aitchison are suggested as replacements for Jess Breach and Tatyana Heard.
- Jess Breach is England's top try-scorer in the tournament, although she struggled against France.
- There are differing opinions on the best team lineup for the upcoming match against Canada.
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