Women's Six Nations: More speed, more kicks, more points - how the tournament has changed

The Women's Six Nations has undergone significant evolution since its early editions, becoming faster and more tactically sophisticated. The tournament's history includes Spain competing in the first five editions before being replaced by Italy in 2007, while recent matches have produced high-scoring thrillers such as England's 43-42 victory over France, in which full-back Emma Sing scored two tries. Coaches and players have driven changes in style, with increased speed, kicking, and scoring compared to the tournament's early days.