30th Anniversary of Inaugural Women's Rugby World Cup & Six Nations Round 2 | WRR 24

Welcome to the top women's rugby news for Apr 5-11! We begin with celebrating the 30th anniversary of the inaugural Women's Rugby World Cup in 1991. We also look at Round 2 of the Six Nations where England ran past Italy 67-3 while Ireland blasted Wales 45-0. Wales has received a barrage of criticism online and the debate rages on about who is responsible for their poor performances. In other XVs news, Spain's Iberdrola has their 8 teams locked into the playoffs starting April 25. While the top 4 teams are fighting for the Championship, the bottom tier includes another 4 teams that are trying to avoid relegation. Canada reached the Emirates Invitational 7s final again but France took the eventual title 17-12. Japan has created a 7s series similar to the HSBC 7s Series as they continue their preparation for the Olympics. In "Other News", Rugby For All continues to call out England's further bastardization of the World Rugby trans ban, you can let the RFU know how you feel by submitting feedback. We wrap up the week with 9 player features and 12 media. Read the entire update at https://scrumhalfconnection.com/2021/04/14/under-the-posts-womens-rugby-news-for-apr-5-11/ and become a supporter at https://www.patreon.com/yscrugby. tl;dr: Under the Posts - Women's Rugby News for Apr 5-11 begins with Round 2 of the Women’s Six Nations, England beat Italy while Ireland also defeated Wales. France won the second round of the Emirates Invitational 7s