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The Jillaroos are yet to concede a point at this year’s Rugby League World Cup and could crack 100 against Wales this weekend as they eye off another title.
Former World Cup winner Corban Baxter has defended the Australian Jillaroos following criticism directed at players for draping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags before matches. Baxter expressed that it is important for athletes to represent their culture and heritage, describing the surrounding backlash and political framing as sad amid the team's strong on-field performances at the Rugby League World Cup.
The Jillaroos have scored 118 unanswered points in the tournament so far, including a dominant 78-0 victory over England. Baxter highlighted the success of women's international rugby league while anticipating another high-scoring performance when Australia faces Wales in Sydney on Sunday.
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