Sarah Hunter speaks about the nearest future of professional women's rugby.

Sarah Hunter, who captained England in the 2014 World Cup final, speaks about the team’s preparations for this year’s tournament and their hopes of becoming world champions once again.

Hunter, who is widely regarded as one of the best players in the world, says that the whole squad is feeling confident and excited ahead of the final against New Zealand. “We know we have the talent and the ability to win this World Cup,” she says. “It’s just a matter of putting it all together on the day.”

The England captain is also full of praise for her team-mates, who she says have been working extremely hard in training. “Everyone is giving 100% and we’re all determined to lift the trophy again,” she says.

Sue Anstiss, who is also a former England international, asked Sarah about the game and its place in society. Sarah responded by talking about how much the game has changed in her lifetime and how thankful she is to have been able to play rugby at the highest level for so long.

Sarah also spoke about the importance of athletes using their platform to effect change and how the game can be a force for good in the world. When asked about her hopes for the future of professional women’s rugby, Sarah was adamant that the game has a bright future and that she is excited to see what the next few years hold.

Sarah spoke about how important it is for young girls to have role models in sport and how the game can empower women of all ages. Sarah also talked about how the Rugby World Cup is a chance for the sport to showcase its talent and attract new fans from all over the world.