Four in a row - Australia win women's rugby league World Cup again
Jamie Chapman scores a hat-trick to help Australia comfortably beat New Zealand 34-10 in the women's rugby league World Cup final, securing a record-breaking fourth successive title.
Australia has secured a record-breaking fourth successive women's rugby league World Cup title by defeating New Zealand. BBC Sport reports that Jamie Chapman scored a hat-trick during the final to help Australia win 34-10.
Yahoo Sports provides a different scoreline, stating Australia defeated New Zealand 32-12. According to Yahoo Sports, Liam Martin scored the opening try after 84 seconds, and additional tries were scored by Bostock, Best, and Trbojevic, with Munster kicking four goals. New Zealand's tries were scored by McLean and Papali i, while Isaako kicked two goals.
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