Australia Beats New Zealand 34-10 to Win Fourth Women's Rugby League World Cup
Australia secured a record fourth Women's Rugby League World Cup title by defeating New Zealand 34-10 in Brisbane. A strong first half, highlighted by a hat-trick from Jaime Chapman, propelled the team to victory.
Australia has claimed a record fourth Women's Rugby League World Cup title after defeating New Zealand 34-10 in the tournament decider held in Brisbane. The final brought together the Australian Jillaroos and the New Zealand Kiwi Ferns to compete for the championship.
The victory was driven by an explosive opening half, during which Australia blew New Zealand away to establish a commanding advantage. Jaime Chapman played a central role in building Australia's score by scoring a hat-trick in the contest.
New Zealand was unable to bridge the gap created by the Australian side, leaving Australia to wrap up the match with a 24-point margin. The 34-10 result in Brisbane sealed a historic fourth World Cup triumph for the Australian team.
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