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Jillaroos Smash Wales 124-6 at Rugby League World Cup, Setting All-Time Record

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Jillaroos Smash Wales 124-6 at Rugby League World Cup, Setting All-Time Record

Content overview: “Jillaroos Smash Wales 124-6 at Rugby League World Cup, Setting All-Time Record”. Australia's Jillaroos delivered a historic 124-6 demolition of Wales in the Rugby League World Cup, setting a new all-time record for the highest score in an international match. The victory eclipsed the previous women's World Cup record of 92-0 set against France in 2022, and even surpassed the men The victory eclipsed the previous women's World Cup record of 92-0 set against France in 2022, and even surpassed the men's tournament record of 110-4 set by the Kangaroos against Russia in 2000, despite the women's game being 10 minutes shorter.

Jaime Chapman starred with six tries in the Pool A clash, as the Jillaroos showcased their dominance ahead of the semi-finals. The result highlights the significant gap between rugby league's established powers and developing nations, raising questions about competitive balance in the women's game. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.

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