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How 'lifeguards and sharks' helped England win the Wheelchair World Cup
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England's wheelchair rugby league team claimed back-to-back World Cup glory with a 50-38 victory over France in Australia, and an intriguing philosophy is what helped them over the line.
England's wheelchair rugby league team claimed back-to-back World Cup glory with a 50-38 victory over France in Australia, and an intriguing philosophy is what helped them over the line.
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