First-half blitz delivers Jillaroos fourth straight World Cup

Australia's Jillaroos won their fourth consecutive World Cup, defeating the Kiwi Ferns 34-10, driven by Jamie Chapman's hat-trick.

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The all-conquering Australian Jillaroos have stormed to a fourth consecutive World Cup title with a dominant 34-10 win over arch-rivals the Kiwi Ferns at Suncorp Stadium.

The Jillaroos exploded out of the blocks with Jamie Chapman and Shaylee Bent crossing inside the first six minutes and by the time a drinks break was taken midway through the half due to Brisbane's stifling heat the scoreline read 24-0.

Player of the match Chapman continued her remarkable World Cup with a first-half hat-trick to take her try tally to 13 for the tournament and 18 in her 10-Test career.

From an acrobatic dive into the corner in the 15th minute to a powerhouse 70-metre charge in the 29th minute, Chapman tormented the Kiwi Ferns throughout the opening half.

Centre Jess Sergis also came up with a 70-metre solo...

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