Less than a year away from a home World Cup, England’s women will start the defense of their WXV1 title against the USA in Vancouver at 8:30 PM (BST) on Sunday, 29th September.
The Red Roses, who won the inaugural WXV1 trophy in 2023, will also face New Zealand in their second fixture before taking on hosts Canada in their final pool match.
Ireland will make their debut in WXV1 against the reigning world champions, New Zealand.
Entering its second year, the WXV competition provides consistent annual fixtures for 18 test sides outside of World Cup years.
In 2024, WXV1 is hosted by Canada in Vancouver, WXV2 by South Africa in Cape Town and Stellenbosch, while WXV3 takes place in Dubai.
Canada will be riding high coming into the competition, having recently won the Pacific Four Series title.
Scotland are also on a title defense after winning WXV2 in 2023. They open against their Six Nations rivals, Italy, having pipped them to the trophy last year, followed by games against Japan and Australia.
Wales qualified for WXV2 after beating Spain in a play-off in June. They will open against Australia, face Italy, and conclude the tournament against Japan.