PARIS (Reuters) - It is seen as the ultimate macho sport, but for the 12 captains in Paris on Tuesday at the official launch of the women's World Cup there is much more to rugby than a chance to break a few gender stereotypes.
"There's the challenge of course - it's such a man's game - but it's also just a great sport. There are so many aspects to it," said Kelly Russell, captain of Canada.
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