Morgan to start as Wallaroos confirm side for England Test

Wallaroos coach Jay Tregonning has elevated Layne Morgan to the starting side for their quarter-final clash with England.Morgan made her starting debut against Canada earlier in the year, swapping with Iliseva Batibasaga to partner with fellow Waratahs teammate Arabella McKenzie in the halves.She is joined by Pauline Piliae-Rasambale in the starting side, who reverts to fullback, pushing Lori Cramer onto the wing for Ivania Wong (hamstring).“I’m proud of how our players have developed during our time at the Rugby World Cup,” Tregonning said in a statement. “Every week, I see improvements, I see players push themselves harder, and their determination grow. “Our mindset is the same as it was for the opening game – there is no pressure on us, the pressure is on England to perform.”Tregonning has also freshened up the bench, recalling Mahalia Murphy and Cecilia Smith for their first appearances at Rugby World Cup 2021.The Wallaroos will be looking to end England's 28-game winning streak, with captain Shannon Parry embracing the challenge.“The Wallaroos have earned the right to be in this Quarter Final,” Parry said.“We’re here because of the sacrifices we’ve made, the hard work we’ve put in, and the support from the Wallaroos staff and families.“It’s an honour to be able to compete against one of the best teams in the world.“We don’t often get a chance to play against the Northern Hemisphere sides – it’s acompletely different style of rugby – and it’s been invaluable experience for the squad.“We’re here to win this quarter final; we’re not backing away from the challenge, and I am sure we’ll feel the support coming from the other side of the ditch.”The Quarter Final will kick off at 1:30pm NZDT (11:30am AEDT) this Sunday, 30 October, at Waitakere Stadium in Auckland and will be shown live on Channel Nine, as well as live, ad-free, and on-demand on Stan Sport.Wallaroos team to play England at Waitakere Stadium on Sunday, October 30 on 1:30pm NZST / 11:30 am AEDT1.Liz Patu – Queensland Reds2. Adiana Talakai – New South Wales Waratahs3. Bridie O’Gorman – New South Wales Waratahs4. Michaela Leonard – ACT Brumbies5. Grace Kemp – ACT Brumbies6. Emily Chancellor – New South Wales Waratahs7. Shannon Parry (C) – Queensland Reds8. Grace Hamilton – New South Wales Waratahs9. Layne Morgan – New South Wales Waratahs10. Arabella McKenzie – New South Wales Waratahs11. Lori Cramer – New South Wales Waratahs12. Sharni Williams – Australian Sevens13.Georgina Friedrichs – New South Wales Waratahs14. Bienne Terita – Australian Sevens15.Pauline Piliae-Rasabale – New South Wales WaratahsReserves16.Tania Naden – ACT Brumbies17. Emily Robinson – New South Wales Waratahs18.Eva Karpani – New South Wales Waratahs19.Sera Naiqama – New South Wales Waratahs20. Piper Duck – New South Wales Waratahs21.Iliseva Batibasaga – New South Wales Waratahs22. Cecilia Smith – Queensland Reds23. Mahalia Murphy – New South Wales WaratahsClick Here: Kanken Rainbow Backpack