Emily Scarratt, a seasoned centre for the England rugby team, is set to play a significant role in what she describes as a 'big year ahead' for the Red Roses. With over 116 caps to her name, Scarratt is ready to contribute to England's campaign in the Women's Six Nations and the Rugby World Cup scheduled for later this year.

Key Contributions and Future Aspirations

Scarratt, who has been a pivotal player in the England team, especially during the 2014 World Cup where she played a crucial role in the final against Canada, is focused on securing her spot in the team for the upcoming World Cup. 'I'm going to try my best,' she stated in an interview with BBC Sport, emphasizing her desire to be part of the squad in any capacity.

Leadership and Experience

The 35-year-old athlete brings a wealth of experience to the team, which will be invaluable as England seeks to win a seventh consecutive Six Nations title. Her leadership and gameplay are seen as key components in the team's strategy. Scarratt's ability to adapt and play in multiple positions also adds depth and flexibility to the squad.

Team Dynamics and Strategy

With new faces like Jade Shekells and Tatyana Heard stepping up, the dynamics within the team are evolving. Scarratt's focus is currently on the outside centre position, but her versatility allows her to switch roles as needed. 'We're blessed with a few people that can float into different positions,' she remarked, highlighting the team's adaptability.

Looking Forward

As England prepares for their upcoming match against Italy, Scarratt's experience and skill set will undoubtedly be a cornerstone of the team's strategy. Her commitment to the team and her passion for the game continue to inspire both her teammates and fans alike.

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