Theresa May welcomes England Women's Cricket and Women's Rugby teams to a reception at Downing Street.

Sarah Hunter reflects on the bittersweet experience of the World Cup final, acknowledging the disappointment of not winning but celebrating the recognition and impact on women's rugby. She highlights the inspiration drawn from fans and young players, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum and public interest in the sport. The discussion also touches on the contracts and the future of women's rugby, aiming to inspire more females to take up the game.

What was the bittersweet experience mentioned by Sarah Hunter?

• Not being invited to Downing Street

• Reaching the final but not winning

• Winning the World Cup

• Losing in the semi-finals

How did the World Cup final impact young girls according to the transcript?

• It inspired them to play for England

• It discouraged them from playing rugby

• It had no impact on them

• It made them lose interest in sports

What was the public's reaction to the women's rugby World Cup final?

• They were inspired and supportive

• They preferred watching other sports

• They were uninterested

• They were critical of the players

What is the main focus for the players after the World Cup?

• To focus on individual achievements

• To switch to another sport

• To maintain the momentum of women's rugby

• To retire from rugby

What is the significance of the contracts mentioned in the transcript?

• They were for the World Cup only

• They guaranteed lifetime employment

• They were irrelevant to the players

• They were not understood by the players