LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The Jillaroos dominated England in a 90-4 victory, showcasing a significant gap in class between the two rugby league sides.
The match, played in the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, saw Australia break 56 tackles and complete 31 of their 37 sets, highlighting their dominance.
The Jillaroos scored seven tries in just 17 minutes, falling just two points short of the national record for points scored in a game.
This one-sided affair raised concerns about the level of competition Australia faces, with questions arising about whether they should be playing more established opponents.
The focus was on attracting new audiences to the sport, but a blowout result like this does not portray the game in a competitive light.
The performance of the Jillaroos highlighted the impressive skill and talent of the Australian team but also exposed the concerning gulf between Australia and England in the world of rugby league.