Australia's 124-6 win over Wales in the women's Rugby League World Cup helps nobody
- Gallows humour was the order of the day for Australia's World Cup match against Wales, which was only fitting given it trudged towards its inevitable conclusion like the condemned to the executioner's block.
- The Jillaroos ran out 124-6 winners in a game where the only element of contest was whether the reigning world champions could bring up the century.
- They did it easily in the end, smashing their own record for biggest World Cup win, with Jamie Chapman's sixth try in the shadows of the full-time siren eclipsing France's 116-0 victory over Serbia in 2023 in the most lopsided result in women's
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- Gallows humour was the order of the day for Australia's World Cup match against Wales, which was only fitting given it trudged towards its inevitable conclusion like the condemned to the executioner's block.
- The Jillaroos ran out 124-6 winners in a game where the only element of contest was whether the reigning world champions could bring up the century.
- They did it easily in the end, smashing their own record for biggest World Cup win, with Jamie Chapman's sixth try in the shadows of the full-time siren eclipsing France's 116-0 victory over Serbia in 2023 in the most lopsided result in women's
Sources: ABC Australia