Amy Cokayne continues brilliant form as Red Roses sweep aside Wales in Women's Six Nations

Royal Air Force rugby star Flight Lieutenant Amy Cokayne has continued her brilliant run of form in the Guinness Women's Six Nations, scoring a try against Wales for the third consecutive game in the tournament.

Flt Lt Cokayne scored in the opening stages of the second half, as the England hooker threw the ball in from the line-out before sweeping around the maul to get herself on the Six Nations score sheet once again.

The England vice-captain had previously scored in England's Six Nations campaign against Ireland and Scotland earlier in the tournament.

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Cokayne and her Red Roses teammates now turn their attention to their clash against Italy on Saturday, where they will play away at the Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi in the city of Parma.

Elsewhere, Cokayne's RAF teammates made a winning start to the Inter Service championships at cinch Stadium at Northampton Saints.

Recently, Cokayne spoke to BFBS Sport about her new leadership role with England, her Inter Service availability and the possibility of a historic first-ever British and Irish Lions tour.