Try to Amy du Plessis. Not converted.
Full time: New Zealand 39 - 17 USA
Black Ferns
Match thread
USA (Pacific Four)
I have to say, obviously when the experience came on was great help. But just saying to my wife these girls aren't bloody good women's players, they are just good rugby players fullstop!
I can't get over the improvement over the last few years, I really enjoy watching them!
@Davesofthunder said in Black Ferns v USA (Pacific Four):
Shit, didn't realise this was on at this time and it is a Utrecht Shield match which could change hands!
Me too, I thought it was tomorrow morning bugger
Oh, only a minor detail for the record, the Black Ferns have won the 2023 Pacific Four Series! 
I felt a bit sorry for the rookies as circumstances meant it was a difficult 1st half. Too many dropped passes and handling errors though.
It was obvious that Bunting needed to bring on Marino-Tauhinu so it was a surprise to see Demant replace Brooker first.
The ref was very inconsistent and Rees was terrible as a commentator by mixing up Roos and Ngan-Woo for most of the game. Of course, the fuck ups started with the PA introduction!
I'm not sure when this happened.
New Zealand’s Tanya Kalounivale will appear before an independent judicial committee on a date to be confirmed, after she was cited for an offence contrary to Law 9.13 (dangerous tackle) in New Zealand’s match against USA on the final day of the World Rugby Pacific Four Series on 14 July.
The independent Disciplinary Committee that will hear the matter will be confirmed in the coming days.
11 days later
So Tanya Kalounivale got 3 weeks, as did Iritana Hohaia. WR's disciplinary process update is a complete waste when they don't even state when and against who the high tackle was against.
@Bovidae The written decision says that Kalounivale's high tackle was on the USA TH prop Charli Jacoby.
Btw, Kalounivale is entitled to do that WR Coaching intervention and then get her suspension reduced to 2 games. The same applies to Hohaia.