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Red Roses chasing Six Nations history
England squad will target unprecedented eighth successive title at end of March
England captain Zoe Aldcroft and manager John Mitchell during the launch event for the Guinness Women's Six Nations match at the Tobacco Dock, London. Picture date: Friday March 7, 2025
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JOHN MITCHELL wants England to lay the foundations for their home World Cup by continuing to develop throughout the Women’s Six Nations.
The Red Roses are targeting an unprecedented eighth successive title and fourth consecutive Grand Slam when their Championship defence opens against Italy in York on March 23.
Mitchell has freshened up his side by naming Zoe Aldcroft as captain in place of Marlie Packer, as well as adjusting other elements of England’s set up in the hope of remaining at the summit of the game ahead of this summer’s global tournament.
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