- First test : 1990
- Wiki page : View page
- Number of teams (est) : 100
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- Results : View result history
New Zealand
The Black Ferns are the current Women's Rugby World Cup champions. They won four consecutive World Cups, winning the first International Rugby Board (IRB)-sponsored Cup in 1998, the 2002 World Cup in Barcelona, the 2006 World Cup in Edmonton, Canada, and the 2010 World Cup in London, before losing in 2014 and winning it back in 2017. The Black Ferns have participated in most WRWC events since its inauguration in 1991, only missing the 1994 Championship in Scotland. They also won the Canada Cup in 1996, 2000, and 2005. The NZ Sevens team are the reigning World Champions.
Monday September 11th 2023read moreThe World Champions have named their squad for the upcoming WXV1 competition, which they will...
Sunday July 09th 2023read moreA North American record crowd of 10,092 saw the Black Ferns claim their 14th straight win, and...
Thursday June 29th 2023read moreNew Zealand began their Pacific 4s campaign with a 50-0 win against Australia in Brisbane, in...
Monday June 19th 2023read moreWellington, Dunedin and Auckland have been confirmed as host cities for WXV 1 Tests
Sunday May 14th 2023read moreNew Zealand confirmed another World Series title – but the interest in Toulouse was all about...
Monday March 06th 2023read moreNew Zealand lifted the Canada Sevens title after beating Australia 19-12 in a hard-fought...
Thursday February 09th 2023read moreAllan Bunting is take over from Wayne Smith as Director of Rugby for the Black Ferns.
