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Burns Eyes Chance to Add to Six Caps in Clash with Australia

England forward Delaney Burns says facing Australia offers another significant opportunity in what she describes as a whirlwind career, according to BBC Sport.

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England player Delaney Burns is hoping to be selected for the upcoming match against Australia, which would give her the chance to add to the six caps she has already earned, BBC Sport reported.

Speaking to BBC Sport, Burns described her rugby career so far as a "whirlwind," reflecting on the rapid progress that has brought her to this stage.

According to BBC Sport, Burns views the fixture against Australia as a significant opportunity to build on her international experience.

Further details about the timing of the match and the selection process were not specified in the report.

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