England Women's Record Try-Scorer Amy Hardcastle Retires From International Rugby League
Amy Hardcastle, England women's all-time leading try scorer, has announced her retirement from international rugby league, according to BBC Sport.
Amy Hardcastle, England women's rugby league all-time record try scorer, has announced her retirement from international competition, BBC Sport reported.
Hardcastle holds the record for the most tries scored by a player for the England women's national rugby league team, according to the report.
Further details regarding the timing and circumstances of her retirement, as well as reaction from England rugby league officials, were not immediately available.
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