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.
Black Ferns Sevens star Ruby Tui has been named as one of seven players to make their test debuts for the Black Ferns against the Wallaroos on Monday.
Wallabies coach Dave Rennie is counting on growing confidence in Australian players against Kiwi opposition to help snap a 19-year Bledisloe Cup drought.
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.
New Zealand Black Ferns Women's Rugby Team 
