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England Secure Back-to-Back Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup Titles

England's wheelchair rugby league team defeated France 50-38 in Australia to win their second consecutive World Cup, driven by a unique 'lifeguards and sharks' philosophy.

  • England beat France 50-38 in Australia to claim back-to-back Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup glory.
  • The team adopted a 'lifeguards and sharks' analogy to foster an attacking mindset, rejecting a defensive approach.
  • England star Jack Brown, a three-time world champion, has represented his country in all five Wheelchair Rugby League World Cups.

England's wheelchair rugby league team has secured back-to-back World Cup titles, defeating France 50-38 in Australia. The victory marks their second consecutive triumph, following their win against France in 2022.

The team's success was reportedly influenced by a unique 'lifeguards and sharks' philosophy. This analogy, developed after a surfing trip, encouraged an attacking mindset rather than a defensive one, according to head coach Tom Coyd.

England star Jack Brown, who has participated in all five Wheelchair Rugby League World Cups, scored a hat-trick and the try of the tournament. Brown, now a three-time world champion, described the sport as continually surprising him.

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