Ruthless Australia win record fourth Women's World Cup
Summary
Australia defeated New Zealand 34-10 in Brisbane to win a record fourth consecutive Women’s Rugby League World Cup. Jaime Chapman scored three tries as Australia built a 24-point lead in the first half and extended its World Cup winning streak to 16 matches.Key Facts
- Australia scored six tries in the final, while New Zealand scored two.
- Jaime Chapman scored three tries and finished the tournament with 13, the most of any player.
- Australia led 34-6 at halftime.
- Jesse Southwell kicked five conversions for Australia.
- New Zealand scored its only second-half try through Mackenzie Wiki in the 70th minute.
- Australia has won 16 consecutive World Cup matches, a streak dating back to July 2013.
- Australia scored 306 points and conceded 30 during its run to the title.
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