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Holland is huge WXV Global Series Challenger win Samoa saw Oranje jump two places in the world rugby rankings.
On Sunday afternoon, Gareth Gilbert’s side recorded a dominant 70-nil victory against Manusina, crossing the field 12 times.
Dames wing Kika Mulling scored four tries to start WXV Global Series Challenger high-level campaign. Both Gwen van der Schoot and Linde van der Velden registered the prosthesis.
He saw the result The Netherlands swap places with Samoa in the world rugby rankings. The Netherlands now ranks 15th and Samoa has dropped to 17th.
Elsewhere at the Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground, Hong Kong China scored a stunning 29-24 win against Brazil as Fijian won Spain 38-32 to start the contest.
Lionesses the loss meant they didn’t move into the replacement spots Fiji at 12 Brazil they missed out on the 22nd as a result of a last minute loss.
Ahead of the weekend, there were a myriad of potential changes to the World Rugby Rankings – although England, Canada and Hong Kong China they could not have bettered their place in the table.
The Black Ferns could have lost second place in the rankings to Canada had they lost 15 points or more to France. The way things played out, the time led by Whitney Hansen New Zealand continued flawlessly and the six-time world champions won The Blues 28-14 in Lyon.
This result also meant that Canada did not surrender third place. In Edinburgh, Kévin Rouet’s side scored 10 tries en route to a 64-26 victory at the Hive Stadium.
Despite impressing in Salford, the Wallaroos lost 48-15 to the Red Roses. A draw or better could have seen Tim Walsh’s side rise to seventh.
At halftime, women Rugby World Cup It was run by 2029 hosts England 10-5 before England scored seven goals in the second half to score a big win.
