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Australia v Wales: Women’s Rugby League World Cup – live

The Guardian UK Sunday 01 November 2026, 04:04 UTC By Jonathan Howcroft 1 min read
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Updates as the Jillaroos and Wales meet at CommBank StadiumKick-off time in Sydney is 3.40pm local/4.40am GMTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailJillaroos: Plenty of changes for the hosts, including an almost entirely new pack, as Jess Skinner spreads the load ahead of the knockout phase.

  • Updates as the Jillaroos and Wales meet at CommBank Stadium

  • Kick-off time in Sydney is 3.40pm local/4.40am GMT

  • Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email

Jillaroos: Plenty of changes for the hosts, including an almost entirely new pack, as Jess Skinner spreads the load ahead of the knockout phase. Jessica Sergis, Jesse Southwell, Ellie Johnston, Quincy Dodd, Makenzie Weale, Kezie Apps, and Sariah Paki all come into the run-on side.

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Australia (LOCATION) Women’s Rugby League World Cup (ORG) Jillaroos (PERSON) Wales (LOCATION) CommBank (ORG) StadiumKick (ORG) Sydney (LOCATION) Jess Skinner (PERSON) Jessica Sergis (PERSON) Jesse Southwell (PERSON) Ellie Johnston (PERSON) Quincy Dodd (PERSON) Makenzie Weale (ORG) Kezie Apps (PERSON) Sariah Paki (ORG)
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