Tough test for champions as Red Roses face Australia
The Guardian|October 18, 2024
The defending Women's Rugby World Cup champions, New Zealand, will go up against Ireland in next year's tournament, which is being held in England, after being drawn in the same pool.
Sarah Rendell

England's pool opponents include Australia, while Wales and Scotland have been drawn together.

Ireland, who did not qualify for the last World Cup, have the best win ratio against New Zealand of any team in the world. The two teams have played each other only three times but Ireland have come out on top twice, most recently in last month's WXV 1 match. Ireland also beat New Zealand at the 2014 World Cup.

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