England's Maud Muir delivers 'special' rugby workshop in Thame
The prop is coming to Chinnor Rugby Club on Sunday to inspire young women's rugby talent.
www.bbc.co.ukMaud Muir is in the news as a prominent England Women prop, with recent coverage highlighting her 50th international cap and ongoing impact for the Red Roses. Here’s the latest from reliable rugby outlets:
- Maud Muir reached 50 caps for England in a match at Murrayfield, celebrated for her consistent upward trajectory since 2021 [The Rugby Paper]. This milestone comes amid England’s dominant performances and continued emphasis on squad depth in the front row.[1]
- In 2025–26 coverage, profiles and interviews emphasize her development at tighthead, her goals to become one of the world’s best, and the importance of scrummaging technique within a young England pack [Independent], with her role expanding as competition for starting props evolves.[3][4]
- Additional background pieces profile her club career with Gloucester-Hartpury and her rising prominence within the Six Nations context, including how she balances club and international duties [Ultimate Rugby, RugbyPass, Six Nations site].[2][4][7]
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Citations:
- The Rugby Paper article on Muir’s 50th cap and England’s win at Murrayfield.[1]
- Independent interview discussing her potential and tighthead development.[3]
- Gloucester-Hartpury/club profile details from RugbyPass and related Six Nations pages.[4][7][2]