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The Jillaroos reached the semi-finals after defeating England 78-0, with 15 tries and standout performances despite an injury setback.

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The Jillaroos have become the first team to book their place in the IRL Women's Rugby League World Cup semi-finals. 

Australia ran in 15 tries to claim a comprehensive 78-0 victory over England and secure a top-two finish in Pool A. 

Jocelyn Kelleher scored a double and kicked nine goals to finish on 26 points, with 11 different players finding the tryline at HBF Park in Perth. 

The match did involve one sour note with Julia Robinson suffering an arm injury midway through the first half. 

The Jillaroos will play their semi-final at Allianz Stadium on Sunday November 8 as part of a double-header with the Kangaroos.

New Zealand then followed it up on Sunday afternoon with a 92-0 triumph over France at a sold-out One NZ Stadium. 

Fullback Apii Nicholls scored four tries, while Stacey...

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Samoa and Tonga won big, while England dominated France 82-0, hoping for semi-final qualification amidst upcoming crucial matches.

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Samoa and Tonga enjoyed big wins as they march towards their highly anticipated showdown at CommBank Stadium in Round 3 while England kept their hopes alive with a dominant 82-0 victory over France.

On the back of a Herbie Farnworth hat-trick and a whopping 11 tackle breaks by Dom Young, England racked up a 24th consecutive Test win over France and will need a similar performance against the Kumuls next week to stay in the hunt for the title.

Should they get the job done on Friday night the English will then be cheering for a Tonga win over Samoa by a healthy margin to give them a shot at sneaking into the semi-finals.

A win by Samoa would effectively end England's chances as it would leave Tonga and England equal on four points and Kristian Woolf's men would march on courtesy of their...

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The Kiwis defeated Cook Islands 82-16 with Isaako's record 38 points and Stowers-Smith's impressive debut performance.

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A rousing Test debut by Tanner Stowers-Smith and a record 38-point haul from Jamayne Isaako has powered the Kiwis to a 82-16 victory over Cook Islands in Christchurch.

Coming off a narrow loss to Australia in their tournament opener the Kiwis were keen to get their campaign back on track and they did that with a 14-tries-to-three romp.

Stowers-Smith entered the field around the half-hour mark and needed just five minutes to make his mark when he powered over from close range after taking a pass from crafty No.9 Jeremy Marshall-King.

The 22-year-old Warrior was in again in the 50th minute when he proved too strong for the tiring Aitu defence.

Player of the match Casey McLean also helped himself to a double, taking his career tally to 11 tries in just six Tests, while Ronaldo Mulitalo also...

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