Natasha Hunt discusses challenges for the Red Roses in meeting post-match fan demands
According to BBC Sport, England scrum-half Natasha Hunt discusses the growing challenge of meeting post-match fan demands as the Red Roses continue to draw large crowds, with more than 50,000 tickets sold for Saturday’s match against New Zealand at Twickenham, a year after a world record crowd of 81,885 helped England become world champions. Hunt, 37, who debuted in 2011, also notes the pressures of constant fan interaction and the need to balance recovery and family commitments.
Key facts
- 01Hunt is 37 and made her England debut in 2011.
- 02More than 50,000 tickets have been sold for Saturday's match against New Zealand at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium.
- 03A year ago, 81,885 people watched England beat Canada to become world champions at the same venue.
- 04There was also a 2019 attendance of 4,674 for a Women’s Six Nations game against France, a standalone Red Roses game away from a Rugby World Cup.
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