England's Red Roses aim to expand their attack to stay ahead in world rugby, says captain Meg Jones. After a 41-match unbeaten run was ended by Canada and a narrow escape against New Zealand, Jones emphasizes the need for unpredictability. Despite a 12-55 win over the USA with nine tries, Jones acknowledges the growing competition at the top. The team learned valuable lessons on their US tour, gaining feedback to improve and push forward.
England could have dropped to third in the world rankings with a loss to the USA and a New Zealand win over France, but they secured a dominant victory. Jones stresses that teams are improving across the board, mirroring trends in the men's game. The Red Roses are focused on evolving their strategy to remain competitive.
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