England's triumph at the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup was built on an aggressive approach by head coach Tom Coyd - which included encouraging his players to see themselves like sharks.

England win the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup for a record third time - beating France 50-38 in the final in Wollongong, Australia.

Wakefield Trinity winger Oliver Pratt signs a new five-year deal with the club, keeping him at the DIY Kitchens Stadium until the end of 2031.

York Knights captain Liam Harris signs a new two-year deal to extend his stay at the Super League club.

Huddersfield Giants second row Asher O'Donnell signs a new two-year deal to extend his time at the Super League club.

London Broncos centre Brandon Webster-Mansfield agrees new two-year deal with club.

England become world champions for the third time after beating France 50-38 in the wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final in Australia.

Rob Hawkins scores five tries as England hammer Australia 86-18 to reach the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final.

Reece Walsh scores a hat-trick of tries as Australia stun Samoa 44-12 to reach the Rugby League World Cup final.

Abbi Church scores four tries as Australia earn a hard-fought 30-14 win over World Cup debutants Fiji, to progress to their fifth consecutive Women's Rugby League World Cup final.

Kalyn Ponga returns to inspire New Zealand to a 34-10 victory in a pulsating encounter with Tonga as they reach their first World Cup final since 2013.

England beat Ireland 68-32 to secure top spot in Pool A and book their place in the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup semi-finals. They will face co-hosts Australia on Tuesday, after completing the group stage with a 100% record.