Team News: 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. Raiders fullback Sheridan Gallagher is also in line to make her Test debut off the bench after a transformational few days. She was only flown into camp on Tuesday to replace the injured Julia Robinson, and then made the interchange late on with Tiana Penitani Gray resting a sore foot. Wales: Two changes to the starting XIII that was put to the sword by Samoa. Dual-code international Ffion Lewis replaces Amberley Ruck at five-eighth, and Carys Marsh comes in at dummy-half after Jasmine Gibbons failed an HIA in last week’s defeat. Australia’s squad will be familiar with at least two Welsh players, namely Townsville-born North Queensland Cowboys winger Sian Williams, and inaugural Bulldogs co-captain
Australia 124-6 Wales: Women’s Rugby League World Cup – as it happened
Minute-by-minute report: Ruthless Jillaroos dominate Wales to claim biggest win in international rugby league




