England has exited both the men's and women's Rugby League World Cups at the group stage, and the RFL has announced plans designed to prevent a repeat, according to BBC News. The BBC's summary of the announcement is brief and does not describe what the plans contain.
Elsewhere in the tournament, The Guardian reported in a live blog that Australia's Jillaroos were to meet Wales at CommBank Stadium in Sydney. Kick-off was set for 3.40pm local time, or 4.40am GMT, according to The Guardian.
The Guardian's summary said the hosts had made plenty of changes, including an almost entirely new pack, with Jess Skinner spreading the load ahead of the knockout phase. It named several players, among them Jessica Sergis, Jesse Southwell, Ellie Johnston, Quincy Dodd, Makenzie Weale and Kezie Apps. The summary is cut off before the full list of names, and it does not report a score.
The two reports cover different parts of the tournament. The BBC report concerns England's exit and the RFL's response, while The Guardian's live coverage concerns the Australia and Wales women's match. Neither summary gives further detail on how the England plans would apply to the women's competition.
Sources: The Guardian: Australia v Wales: Women’s Rugby League World Cup - live; BBC News: How England's rugby league bosses plan to avoid repeat of World Cup pain.