Key Highlights
- England defeated Australia 86-18 in the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup semifinal.
- Rob Hawkins scored five tries for England.
- England advanced to the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final.
England Reach Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup Final
England secured a place in the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final with a commanding 86-18 victory over Australia. The result gave England a decisive semifinal win and confirmed its place in the tournament’s title match.
Rob Hawkins was central to England’s performance, scoring five tries as the team produced a dominant attacking display. His individual contribution helped England build a substantial advantage against Australia and maintain control of the semifinal.
Rob Hawkins Leads England’s Scoring
The 86-18 scoreline reflected England’s dominance throughout the match. Hawkins’s five tries stood out in a high-scoring performance that saw England pull clear of Australia and secure its progression to the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final.
Australia finished with 18 points, but England’s 86-point total established a decisive margin and ended the semifinal with no doubt over which team would advance.
Why This Matters
England’s victory places the team one match away from winning the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup. The semifinal result also highlights the importance of Rob Hawkins’s finishing and England’s attacking strength as the tournament moves to its final stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the score between England and Australia?
England defeated Australia 86-18.
How many tries did Rob Hawkins score?
Rob Hawkins scored five tries for England.
What does the result mean for England?
England advanced to the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final.
