Despite facing significant changes due to injuries and pregnancies, England's Red Roses have shown remarkable resilience in the Women's Six Nations. With two games played, they remain unbeaten, having overcome challenges from Ireland and Scotland with ease. The team's strength in depth has been a key factor in their success, with players like Sarah Bern and Demelza Short stepping up to fill the gaps. Bern, a World Cup-winning prop, emphasized the team's focus on continuous improvement and the importance of adapting to new situations.
'Rugby doesn't care what you did last week,' she said. 'It's about how you show up on the day.' With a record 84-7 victory over Scotland and a 35th consecutive Test win, the Red Roses are looking to build on their momentum as they face Wales in their next match.
Meanwhile, 19-year-old back-row Demelza Short, who made her Test debut last weekend, is still coming to terms with her rapid rise to the top level. 'It's been a whirlwind for me,' she said.
'I don't think I've really taken in what's happened yet.' As the Red Roses continue to push the boundaries of women's rugby, they are determined to showcase their exciting brand of rugby and entertain the fans.