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Sing featured off the bench in England’s opening win against the United States in Sunderland and played in the record victory over Samoa.<\/a><\/p>\n Her dead-eye kicking for the posts is a big strength, but that is unlikely to be needed against Scotland given the form of fly-half Zoe Harrison.<\/p>\n Kildunne and Sing are the two specialist full-backs in the squad, but with only 12 caps, the Gloucester-Hartpury kicker remains inexperienced at the highest level.<\/p>\n Dropping in at first-receiver and being an extra playmaker is a skill that Sing has continued to develop under Mitchell, with her running game also more evident.<\/p>\n Utility back Helena Rowland was England’s starting full-back at the World Cup in 2022 before an injury ruled her out of the final, which Kildunne started and scored in.<\/p>\n An impressive record 27 points from fly-half against Samoa and a superb performance off the bench from full-back when Kildunne went off on Sunday might sway the decision in Rowland’s favour.<\/p>\n Covering multiple backline positions on the bench has been Rowland’s regular role under Mitchell, but with 43 caps and a World Cup semi-final start at full-back, the 25-year-old looks more polished than Sing for knockout rugby.<\/p>\n