Where does Ashes series defeat leave England?
Summary
England lost the first Rugby League Ashes series to Australia since 2003. Despite some strong performances, England was unable to match Australia in key moments during the games. The loss raises questions about England's preparations for the upcoming World Cup, which will primarily take place in Australia.Key Facts
- England lost the Rugby League Ashes series to Australia with two defeats.
- The Ashes series defeat is the first for England since 2003.
- England played well in the first halves of both Tests but struggled in the second halves.
- The final score in the two games was 26-6 in London's Wembley and 14-4 in Liverpool's Merseyside.
- England's coach, Shaun Wane, highlighted the lack of international matches as an issue.
- England's domestic schedule has more games than Australia's, affecting international play preparation.
- There is no planned international game prior to the World Cup opener in Australia.
- England's only try in the series was made during their loss at Wembley.
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