England thrash Wales to begin World Cup defence
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Rob Hawkins says England "were not playing to our standards" despite beginning their Wheelchair World Cup title defence with a commanding 98-18 win over Wales.
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England thrash Wales to begin World Cup defence. Rob Hawkins says England "were not playing to our standards" despite beginning their Wheelchair World Cup title defence with a commanding 98-18 win over Wales. Covered by 1 publications. BBC Sport: England thrash Wales to begin World Cup defence.
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- BBC Sport United Kingdom England thrash Wales to begin World Cup defence Rob Hawkins says England "were not playing to our standards" despite beginning their Wheelchair World Cup title defence with a commanding 98-18 win over Wales. 5 h ago · Tier 1
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