Jade Knight: Scrum-half calls time on Wales career
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Jade Knight says the demands of playing for Wales and caring for her young son became too much
Wales and Saracens scrum-half Jade Knight has retired from Test rugby just 12 months before the delayed Women's Rugby World Cup is due to take place.
The 32-year-old made her senior Wales debut at the 2018 Women's Six Nations and has won six caps.
The Jersey-based midwife said she took the decision due to the demands of caring for her six-year-old son Emrys.
"The decision to retire is never easy but I am certain that this is the best one for my family and I," she tweeted.
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