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Thunder effect is growing
6:41pm Monday 10th November 2008
Bradford Thunderbirds winger Rachel Twibill scored England’s only try in their 22-4 defeat against Australia today in the Women’s World Cup on Australia’s Sunshine Coast.
England finished second in their group and face world champions New Zealand on Wednesday in the semi-finals at Stocklands Park. New Zealand headed their group.
Twibill also scored a try in the 54-4 defeat of France in their previous pool game on Saturday and played alongside scrum half Kirsty Moroney and interchange Danielle Titterington, also from Thunderbirds.
Wakefield Panthers stand-off and captain Gemma Walsh scored a hat-trick of tries and Claire Hall (Copeland Wildcats) bagged two.
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