England's Hardcastle announces international retirement
England women's all-time record try scorer Amy Hardcastle announces her international retirement.
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"Representing England has been the greatest honour of my rugby league career."
— Amy Hardcastle , Athlete
"She has been an outstanding ambassador for the sport, a role model for young players."
— Stuart Barrow , Athlete
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England women's all-time record try scorer Amy Hardcastle announces her international retirement.
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