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The Wrap: World Cup Women's Round 1

Defending champions Australia got off to a flyer on the back of Jocelyn Kelleher's dazzling debut before the PNG Orchids and England made statements of their own to kick off the 2026 World Cup.

Kelleher starred in the Jillaroos' 40-0 victory over Samoa, the five-eighth's booming boot causing havoc for her opponents while she also had a line break and a try assist. 

Seven different Australian players crossed for tries as Australia jumped out to a 28-0 half-time lead before they closed out a clinical performance after the break. 

The Orchids opened their World Cup in style, Naomie Kelly crossing for four tries in a comprehensive 58-4 victory over France. 

Craig Sandercock's side was dominant from the opening whistle, running in 12 tries to one to outclass their opponents in Port Moresby. 

England also produced a sensational attacking performance to outclass Wales at HBF Park in Perth. 

Player of the match Isabel Rowe scored 26 points to equal the record for most points by an English woman in an international match. Centre Connie Boyd scored a hat-trick on debut, with Anna Davies also crossing for three tries. 

England's win set the stage for a showdown with the Jillaroos in the second week of the tournament. 

The final game of Round 1 in Newcastle was expected to be a walk in the park for the Kiwi Ferns but it was the brave Bulikula who stole the show in their World Cup debut.

Leading 12-4 after 30 minutes thanks to tries from Losana Lutu and Sienna Laing, Fiji were on track for an enormous upset but the experience of the Ferns got them home in the end as Zahara Temara nailed a late penalty goal before Leianne Tufuga crossed to make it 18-12.

The Kiwi Ferns will be on home soil in Round 2 when they face France in Christchurch while the Bulikula travel to Port Moresby to tackle the Orchids.

Australia v Samoa

Friday, October 16, 8.05pm AEDT at CommBank Stadium, Sydney

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Australia is number 1 Tamika Upton
    Fullback for Samoa is number 1 Destiny Mino-Sinapati
  • Winger for Australia is number 2 Jaime Chapman
    Winger for Samoa is number 2 Mercedez Taulelei-Siala
  • Centre for Australia is number 3 Jessica Sergis
    Centre for Samoa is number 3 Monica Tagoai
  • Centre for Australia is number 4 Isabelle Kelly
    Centre for Samoa is number 4 Sarina Masaga
  • Winger for Australia is number 5 Julia Robinson
    Winger for Samoa is number 5 Freedom Crichton Ropati
  • Five-Eighth for Australia is number 6 Jocelyn Kelleher
    Five-Eighth for Samoa is number 6 Taliah Fuimaono
  • Halfback for Australia is number 7 Tarryn Aiken
    Halfback for Samoa is number 7 Pauline Piliae-Rasabale

Forwards

  • Prop for Australia is number 8 Millie Elliott
    Prop for Samoa is number 8 Annetta Nuuausala
  • Hooker for Australia is number 9 Olivia Higgins
    Hooker for Samoa is number 9 Mary-Jane Taito
  • Prop for Australia is number 10 Simaima Taufa
    Prop for Samoa is number 10 Laikha Clarke
  • 2nd Row for Australia is number 11 Kezie Apps
    2nd Row for Samoa is number 11 Evania Isa'ako
  • 2nd Row for Australia is number 12 Shaylee Bent
    2nd Row for Samoa is number 12 Ivana Lolesio
  • Lock for Australia is number 13 Olivia Kernick
    Lock for Samoa is number 13 Leilani Wilson

Interchange

  • Interchange for Australia is number 14 Keeley Nizza
    Interchange for Samoa is number 14 Evelyn Roberts
  • Interchange for Australia is number 15 Keilee Joseph
    Interchange for Samoa is number 15 Fanua Rimoni
  • Interchange for Australia is number 16 Tiana Penitani Gray
    Interchange for Samoa is number 16 Amber Hall
  • Interchange for Australia is number 17 Ellie Johnston
    Interchange for Samoa is number 17 Jasmine Fogavini
  • Replacement for Australia is number 18 Makenzie Weale
    Replacement for Samoa is number 18 Tavarna Papalii

Match Officials

  • Referee: Kasey Badger
  • Touch Judge: Karra-Lee Nolan
  • Touch Judge: Izzy Davidson
  • Senior Review Official: Peter Gough

Last updated:

Australia v Samoa – Round 1, 2026

PNG v France

Saturday, October 17, 1.15pm AEDT at Santos National Football Stadium, Port Moresby

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Papua New Guinea is number 1 Anika Butler
    Fullback for France is number 1 Manon Samarra
  • Winger for Papua New Guinea is number 2 Ivania Wong
    Winger for France is number 2 Perle Ramazeilles
  • Centre for Papua New Guinea is number 3 Relna Wuruki-Hosea
    Centre for France is number 3 Melissa Medina
  • Centre for Papua New Guinea is number 4 Tia Molo
    Centre for France is number 4 Amael Vilanove
  • Winger for Papua New Guinea is number 5 Naomi Kelly
    Winger for France is number 19 Margot Canal
  • Five-Eighth for Papua New Guinea is number 6 Fleur Ginn
    Five-Eighth for France is number 6 Camille Boudaud
  • Halfback for Papua New Guinea is number 7 Cynthiah Peters
    Halfback for France is number 7 Lisa Diraison

Forwards

  • Prop for Papua New Guinea is number 8 Elsie Albert
    Prop for France is number 8 Elisa Akpa
  • Hooker for Papua New Guinea is number 9 Ua Ravu
    Hooker for France is number 9 Cristina Song Puche
  • Prop for Papua New Guinea is number 10 Jafinda Sap
    Prop for France is number 10 Elodie Pacull
  • 2nd Row for Papua New Guinea is number 11 Belinda Gwasamun
    2nd Row for France is number 11 Perrine Monsarrat
  • 2nd Row for Papua New Guinea is number 12 Shellie Long
    2nd Row for France is number 12 Stacy Bessiere
  • Lock for Papua New Guinea is number 13 Emily Veivers
    Lock for France is number 13 Leila Bessahli

Interchange

  • Interchange for Papua New Guinea is number 14 Therese Aiton
    Interchange for France is number 14 Fanny Ramos
  • Interchange for Papua New Guinea is number 15 Essay Banu
    Interchange for France is number 15 Tallis Eranossian
  • Interchange for Papua New Guinea is number 16 Jenny David
    Interchange for France is number 16 Salome Segala
  • Interchange for Papua New Guinea is number 17 India Seeto
    Interchange for France is number 17 Louisa Tooman
  • Replacement for Papua New Guinea is number 18 Gemma Walker
    Replacement for France is number 18 Justine Roses

Match Officials

  • Referee: Liam Moore
  • Touch Judge: Geoffrey Poumes
  • Touch Judge: Dillan Wells
  • Senior Review Official: Todd Smith

Last updated:

Papua New Guinea v France – Round 1, 2026

England v Wales

Saturday, October 17, 5.35pm AEDT at HBF Park, Perth

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for England is number 1 Fran Goldthorp
    Fullback for Wales is number 1 Leanne Burnell
  • Winger for England is number 2 Anna Davies
    Winger for Wales is number 2 Dani McGifford
  • Centre for England is number 3 Georgia Wilson
    Centre for Wales is number 3 Hannah Bluck
  • Centre for England is number 4 Connie Boyd
    Centre for Wales is number 4 Zoe Heeley
  • Winger for England is number 5 Amelia Brown
    Winger for Wales is number 5 Frances Layton
  • Five-Eighth for England is number 6 Isabel Rowe
    Five-Eighth for Wales is number 6 Ffion Lewis
  • Halfback for England is number 7 Georgia Roche
    Halfback for Wales is number 7 Tayla Preston

Forwards

  • Prop for England is number 8 Mary Coleman
    Prop for Wales is number 8 Agnes Wood
  • Hooker for England is number 9 Keara Bennett
    Hooker for Wales is number 9 Jasmine Gibbons
  • Prop for England is number 10 Hollie-Mae Dodd
    Prop for Wales is number 10 Emily Hughes
  • 2nd Row for England is number 11 Jasmin Strange
    2nd Row for Wales is number 11 Georgia Cussons
  • 2nd Row for England is number 12 Eva Hunter
    2nd Row for Wales is number 12 Paige Travis
  • Lock for England is number 13 Megan Williams
    Lock for Wales is number 13 Bethan Dainton

Interchange

  • Interchange for England is number 14 Jodie Cunningham
    Interchange for Wales is number 14 Carys Marsh
  • Interchange for England is number 15 Vicky Whitfield
    Interchange for Wales is number 15 Kathryn Salter
  • Interchange for England is number 16 Jenna Foubister
    Interchange for Wales is number 16 Katie Carr
  • Interchange for England is number 17 Hope Millard
    Interchange for Wales is number 17 Erin Williams
  • Replacement for England is number 18 Liv Wood
    Replacement for Wales is number 18 Jade Mullen

Match Officials

  • Referee: Tara Jones
  • Touch Judge: Tori Wilkie
  • Touch Judge: Rochelle Tamarua
  • Senior Review Official: Peter Gough

Last updated:

England v Wales – Round 1, 2026

New Zealand v Fiji

Sunday, October 18, 1.50pm AEDT at McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

New Zealand v Fiji – Round 1, 2026

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