The Wallabies and Wallaroos are set to feature in historic back-to-back rugby Test double-headers against New Zealand in Sydney and Auckland in August.
The first one at ANZ Stadium on Saturday, August 11, will mark the first time the Australian women’s team has played a double-header fixture with the Wallabies on Australian soil.
The teams will then travel to Auckland for the second leg of trans-Tasman Tests, where they will play at Eden Park on Saturday, August 18.
More to come.
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