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England’s double World Cup winner Emily Scarratt announces retirement from rugby

England’s double World Cup winner Emily Scarratt announces retirement from rugby

Emily Scarratt, a two-time World Cup winner and England's most-capped player with 119 appearances, has announced her retirement from rugby after a distinguished 17-year international career. Scarratt, 35, made her debut for England in 2008 and went on to win 11 Six Nations titles, cementing her legacy as one of the sport's greatest players. Following her retirement, Scarratt will take on a coaching and mentoring role with the Rugby Football Union (RFU), further contributing to the development of the game in England.

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