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Jack Bostock scored two tries, including the last to put the result beyond any doubt, as Australia beat New Zealand 32-12 on Sunday to claim a fourth consecutive Rugby League World Cup title.
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Australia → score → title
Australia opened the tournament with a 24-22 comeback win over New Zealand, and the teams set up a rematch with emphatic semifinal wins.
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teams → open → wins
Australia beat Samoa 44-12 in a replay of the 2022 decider and New Zealand reached the championship match with a 34-10 win over Tonga.
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Zealand → beat → Tonga
The Kangaroos opened the scoring early in the final and dominated with six tries to two at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium after New Zealand blundered from the opening kickoff.
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Zealand → open → kickoff
Liam Martin barged over in the second minute after clever dummyhalf work from Harry Grant near the tryline and Cameron Munster converted to give Australia a 6-0 lead.
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Munster → barge → lead
The Kiwis leveled in the 12th after sustained pressure in the attacking quarter, with Kodi Nikorima picking up a loose ball and sending center Casey McLean over on an angled run to the line through some poor defense out wide.
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Nikorima → level → defense
Jamayne Isaako converted for 6-6.
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Isaako → convert → 6
In the 19th minute, Bostock crossed on the left wing after some quick hands across the backline to make it 10-6, and Munster kicked a penalty goal soon after to restore a 6-point margin.
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Munster → cross → margin
Center Bradman Best and Liam Martin scored tries in the 10 minutes before halftime to give Australia a 24-6 lead at the break.
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Best → score → break
It became 28-6 three minutes into the second half after fullback Reece Walsh danced through the defense and unloaded to an unmarked Tom Trbojevic to score in the right corner.
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Walsh → become → corner
With 15 to go, New Zealand closed the gap to 16 points when Isaiah Palali’i ran onto a well-timed grubber kick from Nikorima to score and Jamayne Isaako converted.
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Isaako → go → Nikorima
Bostock’s 77th-minute try, his ninth of the tournament, capped the lopsided victory and contributed to his player-of-the-match award.
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try → cap → award
“Defensively, again, magnificent,” Australia coach Kevin Walters said.
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Walters → say → ?
“We’re solid mate, the Aussies.
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We → ’re → ?
We had a plan, and we executed that plan beautifully.”
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we → have → plan
Australia’s Jillaroos won the women’s final 34-10, set up by Jaime Chapman’s first-half hat-trick of tries, to claim a fourth consecutive Rugby League World Cup title.
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Jillaroos → win → title
The Australians scored six tries in the first half against New Zealand, which won the first three world titles from 2000 to 2008.
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which → score → 2008
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