New Zealand didn’t appreciate the pre-tournament decision by Cup officials to book them on a flight home before the final.
A place in the decider at Old Trafford is on the line in a blockbuster semi-final as the Kangaroos and Kiwis go head-to-head at Elland Road in Leeds.
New Zealand led 14-10 and looked on track to deny Australia a spot in the World Cup final for the first time in 68 years at Elland Road. Enter Cameron Murray.
The match-up loomed as Australia’s toughest test of the group stage after they dispatched of France and the Cook Islands by a combined scoreline of 166-0.
In the 27 minutes he spent answering questions and providing an insight into his frame of mind,he also provided plenty of headlines. There was one you didn’t expect.
Penrith’s Moses Leota will be the beneficiary of an injury to Roosters enforcer Jared Waerea-Hargreaves in a blockbuster trans-Tasman semi-final in Leeds.
The Bulldogs,Blues and Kangaroos star sat down with Michael Chammas in Manchester to answer your questions ahead of Australia’s World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.
New Zealand have been given extra motivation ahead of their semi-final against Australia after it emerged they have been booked on a flight home the day after the match.
The gulf in class between players who have played in the NRLW and those who haven’t was ruthlessly exposed in York.
Samoa beat Pacific island rivals Tonga 20-18 in a nail-biter in Warrington to reach the final four for the first time in their history.
The Kiwis came into the World Cup as the No.1 Test nation. Australian captain James Tedesco wasn’t buying it,declaring Australia as the best ahead of their semi-final.