England captain Meg Jones wants the Red Roses to add new layers to their game so the chasing pack never knows what is coming.
England captain Meg Jones has set her side a clear challenge: keep evolving, or risk being caught. The Red Roses sit at the top of the women's game, and Jones wants them to stay there by making their attacking play harder to read.
The message is about mindset as much as tactics. Being the team everyone studies means rivals will arrive with plans designed to shut England down. Jones believes the answer is to expand the group's attacking options so opponents cannot prepare for just one style of play.
That approach reflects how quickly the women's game is moving. Nations around the world are investing, improving and closing gaps, and standing still at the summit is a fast way to slip down the order. For England, staying ahead means adding fresh threats while keeping the strengths that made them the benchmark.
As captain, Jones is pushing her teammates to embrace that ambition rather than settle for what has worked before. If the Red Roses can build a more varied attack, they will make life even tougher for every team trying to knock them off the top spot.
