Four members of the World Cup winning Black Ferns team are set to return to sevens this weekend, as they chase more silverware on New Zealand soil.
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'There's been a growing wave for women's sport in New Zealand… you can't ignore it.'
Last year’s women’s Rugby World Cup was a ground-breaking tournament for the champion Black Ferns, as they captured the “hearts” of a rugby-mad nation in a way “they didn’t before.”
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The New Zealand Black Ferns are the most successful team in Women's Rugby World Cup history, competing at every tournament except 1994, they have claimed the title a record five times.
Ireland famously beat New Zealand in the 2014 World Cup where they ended the Black Ferns’ incredible 21-match winning run on the World Cup stage, a run which lasted over two decades.
The Black Ferns have never competed in a Rugby World Cup final and not won - an incredible achievement.
On this page, you can keep up to date with New Zealand’s World Cup fixtures, results and access all the latest team news and analysis.