EVERY World Rugby Women’s Player of the Year from the 2010s

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Ahead of the World Rugby Awards on December 7, 2020, re-live all recipients of the Women’s Player of the Year Award from the 2010s.

Featuring some of the best tries, breaks, steps and tackles from New Zealand’s Portia Woodman, England’s Emily Scarratt and Canada’s Magali Harvey.

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