Rugby League World Cup: All set for the biggest women’s tournament yet

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New Zealand's Annessa Biddle is tackled by Australia's Ali Brigginshaw during last year's Women's Pacific Championships final. Photo / Getty Images

The Women’s Rugby League World Cup kicks off this weekend.

The seventh edition will feature eight teams split across two groups, playing three rounds each to find the top two sides, who then progress to their respective semi-finals.

There’s a month of play between now and the World Cup final

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