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Red Roses team v Canada: World Cup winner makes timely return as John Mitchell rotates for latest showdown - Planet Rugby

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Red Roses World Cup winner Amy Cokayne comes straight into the run-on group, as John Mitchell’s side prepare for their latest showdown with Canada.

The 94-Test-capped hooker missed the home leg of the WXV Global Series through injury, but comes straight back into the run-on group for the clash in Toronto.

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