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  • Kiwi Ferns escape with win over inspired Bulikula

    Kiwi Ferns escape with win over inspired Bulikula

    New Zealand defeated Fiji 18-12, overcoming early struggles to secure victory in their World Cup opener.

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    New Zealand has come-from-behind to open their campaign with an 18-12 victory in the face of a spirited World Cup debut from an impressive Fiji Bulikula side.

    The Kiwi Ferns trailed 12-4 during the first half as poor handling and discipline counted against them, but stayed in the grind, taking two penalties to hit the lead before the match sealing try from Leianne Tufuga with three minutes remaining.

    New Zealand had the early ascendency when Stacey Waaka scored after two minutes, but it was short-lived as the Bulikula recovered from a nervous start to heap the pressure on the Kiwi Ferns.

    Fiji held sway of possession and field position while asserting physicality in defence and eventually got their reward after 21 minutes.

    A barnstorming run and quick play-the-ball from powerful interchange...

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  • Strange called into Kangaroos squad as Moses ruled out

    Strange called into Kangaroos squad as Moses ruled out

    Mitchell Moses will miss Rugby League World Cup 2026 due to a high-grade muscle tear from injury against New Zealand.

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    Kangaroos half Mitchell Moses will miss the remainder of Rugby League World Cup 2026 after sustaining a lower leg injury during the Australian team's 24-22 victory over New Zealand in the tournament-opening clash at Allianz Stadium on Thursday.

    After playing on with the injury for several minutes in the first half, Moses eventually left the field less than two minutes into the second half and was unable to return.

    Moses was sent for an MRI scan in Sydney yesterday and has since been diagnosed with a high-grade muscle tear, meaning he will take no further part in the tournament.

    Kangaroos Coach Kevin Walters said Moses was understandably disappointed not to be able to contribute for the rest of the campaign.

    "Mitch made a wonderful contribution to our World Cup preparations during the...

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  • Jillaroos kick off campaign in style

    Jillaroos kick off campaign in style

    The Jillaroos defeated Samoa 40-0, with standout performances from Aiken, Kelleher, and Upton in the World Cup opener.

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    New-look halves pairing Tarryn Aiken and Jocelyn Kelleher led the Jillaroos to a 40-0 victory over Samoa to open the Women's Rugby League World Cup on Friday night.

    The 2026 NRLW premiership-winning halves duo looked right at home with Kelleher also picking up player of the match in her Test debut at CommBank Stadium. 

    Three-time Dally M Medallist Tamika Upton also added to her highlight reel, delivering three try assists and four line break assists while skipper Isabelle Kelly ran for 198 metres.

    Despite being held scoreless, Samoa walked away with their heads held high after conceding just two tries in the second half despite finishing the night with just 40 per cent of possession and 627 fewer run metres.

    Samoa came firing out of the gates but as early fatigue set in the Jillaroos were...

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