Courtney Laws has announced her retirement from the Rugby World Cup and England.”Kids are at an age where they need a father.” The player said as he bowed out after making 105 appearances for England and the Lions.Courtney Laws will retire from England after the Rugby World Cup, ending a career that has included 105 appearances, including five for the British and Irish Lions.”This was my last World Cup,” the 34-year-old Northampton winger said after Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Paris. “We live in a time when children need their fathers. It would be nice to have more to give the crowd the structure it needs. It feels like the end of an era but it was a real honor to represent England for so long.”I am very happy because I have played four World Cups. I will really miss this group. We had a lot of good times. England will need to develop a more dynamic style to win the next World Cup and avoid boredom.”This could be my last game for England.”Lowes is one of five men to reach a century for England, along with Jason Leonard, Ben Youngs, Owen Farrell and Dan Cole.Coach Steve Borthwick said he would “pick the team to get a result” for Friday’s bronze medal match against Argentina in Paris. This is England’s second match since losing to France in 1995. Added Laws: “He flies. I am proud of my journey. It is not always brought up. There were many ups and downs, but I got through it. “I’m not an emotional person by nature, so it was a great honor for me. “Joining this group will be something I will always remember.”