Wales aim to punch above weight on World Cup debut
Despite a daunting group Wales women's head coach Tom Brindle says the team want to play their part in growing rugby league.
BBC Sport reports: Despite a daunting group Wales women's head coach Tom Brindle says the team want to play their part in growing rugby league.
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