Rugby is regarded as a power sport, requiring both strength and power to compete. Since it’s a strong game, women are typically not advised to play it. These games are typically not permitted for females since they are always viewed as weak in our society.

In order to encourage women to play in the game, our sports authority developed the women’s rugby World Cup. Modern women have established themselves in every sphere of life. They once again shown their great talent here. An oval-shaped ball is used in the football game known as rugby, which is played between two teams. Here, the players kick the ball towards the goal post in an effort to earn points. The world’s most difficult sport up to this point is rugby.

10. Natasha Hunt

Running it in from distance ⚡️

Sharp stuff from @EnglandRugby's, Natasha Hunt pic.twitter.com/29abSNRT6w

— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) July 18, 2021

English rugby player Natasha Moo Hunt competes for England. She is also an accomplished educator. She is lich field’s scrum half. She is in the top 10 on the list because of this.

9. Rochelle Clark

What a career Rochelle Clark has had 🙌 pic.twitter.com/oBLV4F4zwd

— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) July 31, 2018

Rugby player Rochelle Clark represents England. She is an England player. In 2010, she participated in the women’s rugby World Cup. She had received the second most caps for England at the time. In 2015, she received the MBE title.

8. Margeret Alphonsi

IWD week – Margaret Alphonsi MBE

Is an English former rugby union player who played as a flanker for Saracens W.R.F.C. and England before retiring in 2014. She was Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year in 2010, and was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in November 2016. pic.twitter.com/OLyBzQhzXd

— Maesteg CS Rugby (@MaestegCSRugby) March 9, 2021

Rugby player Margeret Alphonsi is from England. She competes for both England and Saracens WRFC. In 2010, she was named the Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year. She represents a variety of nonprofit organizations.

7. Katherine Merchant

Katherine Merchant gives England World Cup liftoff against Samoa http://t.co/T79arsDyAS (Photo: Getty) pic.twitter.com/9B3qOVrHHu

— Guardian sport (@guardian_sport) August 1, 2014

Rugby player Katherine Merchant is from England. She was an England player. She participated in the 2010 Women’s Rugby World Cup. She is also a participant in the rugby world cup team.

6. Magali Harvey

Not your standard kick 👏

What a conversion from Magali Harvey 🔥#KOTD | @RugbyCanada pic.twitter.com/OiiDgswuZk

— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) September 28, 2022

Magali Harvey is one of the most well-liked rugby players in England. In the women’s World Cup, she represents Canada. In 2014, she received the IRB Women’s Player Award. She received this honour for Canada for the first time. She excelled at Pan American Games. She had won a gold medal.

5. Portia Woodman

7 – @BlackFerns’ Portia Woodman was the top try-scorer in this year’s @rugbyworldcup (7), with her seventh try putting her clear of Sue Day (19) as the tournament’s all-time top try-scorer (20); in total, she has scored 14 tries in 6 Tests for New Zealand in 2022. Sensational. pic.twitter.com/Tyq2ldC1Bq

— OptaJonny (@OptaJonny) November 16, 2022

Rugby player Portia Woodman represents New Zealand. She participated in seven of the female teams. She triumphed in Russia’s Rugby World Cup. She plays the game professionally. She is talented and beautiful.

4. Emily Scarratt

A dejected Emily Scarratt speaks with Lucy Lomax following England's defeat to the Black Ferns in the Rugby World Cup 2021 Final. #RWC2021 pic.twitter.com/vhlggfeTfV

— RugbyPass (@RugbyPass) November 12, 2022

Rugby player Emily Scarratt represents England. She represents Lichfield as a centre or fullback and is English. She scored 12 tries in several competitions. She recorded 16 points during the Rugby World Cup. She becomes her team’s most valuable player as a result.

3. Cheryl Soon

Our wonder woman for this week is non other than Cheryl Soon. She is English and plays for Australia. She was a squad member for the Rugby World cup 2010. She won the World Cup with Australia in 2009 and she later joined the IRB women's committee in 2012. What a career she had ✨ pic.twitter.com/XRtQ6Gxw2E

— World Sports Betting Kenya (@WSB_KE) November 16, 2022

Rugby player Cheryl Soon represents England. She is an Australian player. She participated in the 2010 Rugby World Cup team and finished in third place. She joined the IRB women’s committee in 2012 after Australia won the World Cup in 2009.

2. Ana Poghosian

Ana Poghosian breaks stereotypes in #Georgia by proving that women can play rugby https://t.co/k5qYHPzrBE #IDSDP2016 pic.twitter.com/OhulbrU72U

— UN Women (@UN_Women) April 6, 2016

Rugby professional Ana Poghosian plays for England. She served as the women’s national rugby team’s captain as well. For almost two years in a row, she received an award. She is undoubtedly a role model for all women.

1. Kendra Cocksedge

A fairytale ending for Kendra Cocksedge 🏆 pic.twitter.com/jq2Q3JlRyP

— Canterbury Rugby (@crfu) November 12, 2022

From the Women’s National Team, rugby player Kendra Cocksedge represents New Zealand. In 2010, she was a part of the New Zealand team. In 2015, she received the women’s player award. She is at the top of the list due to her playing strategies, strength, and power.

These legendary female athletes demonstrated that women can play just as well as men. These female rugby players are unquestionably an inspiration to women everywhere.