Despite facing numerous challenges, including injuries and pregnancies, England's women's rugby team, the Red Roses, continues to dominate in the Women's Six Nations. With several key players absent, the team has shown remarkable strength in depth, with younger players stepping up to fill the gaps. The team's captain, Zoe Stratford, is among those missing, but the Red Roses remain focused on their goal of continued success. In a recent interview, 28-year-old prop Sarah Bern, who has 81 caps, and 19-year-old back-row Demelza Short, who made her Test debut last weekend, shared their thoughts on the team's current situation.
Bern emphasized the importance of adapting to change and pushing the boundaries of what the team can achieve, stating, 'Rugby doesn't care what you did last week. It doesn't care if you won a World Cup.
It's how you show up on the day.' The Red Roses' ability to evolve and grow has been impressive, with the team winning their last 35 consecutive Tests, including a record 84-7 victory over Scotland. As they prepare to face Wales in their next match, the team remains committed to their goal of delivering exciting and entertaining rugby.
With a mix of experienced players and new talent, the Red Roses are determined to continue their success and showcase the quality of women's rugby.