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AUCKLAND : New Zealand coach Wayne Smith hailed the heart displayed by his Black Ferns side in their victory over France in the women's World Cup semi-finals on Saturday but said next week's final against England would be another step up.
AUCKLAND :France flyhalf Caroline Drouin missed a last-gasp penalty as defending champions New Zealand claimed a 25-24 classic at Eden Park on Saturday and set up a blockbuster women's Rugby World Cup final against England.
Favourites England and defending champions New Zealand have long been slated as most likely to face off in the women's Rugby World Cup final but France and Canada have other ideas heading into Saturday's semi-finals at Auckland's Eden Park.
(Reuters) - Sevens standout Ruby Tui has been shifted to the wing to allow Renee Holmes to come in at fullback for New Zealand's women's World Cup semi-final against France at Auckland's Eden Park on Saturday.
Wales Women will need to leave everything on the field if they are to have a chance of knocking defending World Cup champions New Zealand out at the quarter-finals in their own backyard.
(Reuters) - New Zealand will need to deliver consistent 80-minute performances in their remaining World Cup matches if they want to win the title for a sixth time, coach Wayne Smith said on Saturday after the Pool A winners thrashed Scotland 57-0.
(Reuters) -France joined Australia in qualifying for the quarter-finals of the women's Rugby World Cup on Saturday, cruising past Fiji 44-0 as hosts New Zealand handed Scotland a 57-0 thrashing.
(Reuters) - New Zealand coach Wayne Smith believes the Black Ferns are getting closer to the level they need to reach to retain their women's Rugby World Cup title but England continued to set the standard in the second week of the tournament.