Wallaroos cash in after Scots fail to take chances
27-09-2026 04:59 via therugbypaper.co.uk

Wallaroos cash in after Scots fail to take chances

■By ALEX RILEY THE Wallaroos ended a six-match losing streak with a comprehensive victory at the Hive to head home on a high handing Scotland a third successive defeat in the WXV Series. After losses against Canada and New Zealand - ranked two and three in the world – Scotland were targeting a first against […]
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