Australia wins fourth straight Women's Rugby League World Cup
Australia defeated New Zealand 34-10 to claim their fourth consecutive World Cup title.
Why it matters
Australia's fourth straight Women's World Cup title cements their complete dominance of the sport globally.
In Australia. The Jillaroos' World Cup victory on home soil in Brisbane reinforces women's rugby league as a major sport in Australia.
Key facts
- 34-10
- Final score
- 4
- Consecutive titles
- 16 World Cup matches since July 2013
- Unbeaten run
- 3
- Chapman tries
- The Jillaroos dominated from the start in Brisbane, running in six tries before half-time.
- Winger Jaime Chapman was brilliant, scoring a hat-trick with tries that showcased her power, athleticism and pace.
- New Zealand managed only one try in the opening 35 minutes, then added a consolation try late.
- Australia are now unbeaten in 16 World Cup matches stretching back to July 2013.
