In Camp With The Black Ferns: Portia Woodman-Wickliffe, Jorja Miller & Stacey Waaka
The Good, The Scaz & The RugbyShow Notes
Three of the biggest names in New Zealand Rugby, Portia Woodman Wickliffe, Jorja Miller & Stacey Waaka join Elma to discuss their World Cup journey so far. We learn about the Sailor’s Hornpipe, what it really means to do the Haka and HOW they’ve managed to win SIX Rugby World Cups.
Katy Daley-Mclean also joins Elma in the studio, to preview the Quarter Finals.
If you’re not heading to Exeter or Bristol this weekend to watch the rugby, you can tune in on the BBC:Saturday 13th September:New Zealand v South Africa - 13:00 - BBC2Canada v Australia - 16:00 - BBC2
Sunday 14th SeptemberFrance v Ireland - 13:00 - BBC2England v Scotland - 16:00 - BBC1
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