Australia has steamrolled New Zealand in the Sydney Sevens women's final claiming a 31-0 win.
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It was the best possible start to the decider for the Aussies with Shannon Parry crossing over down the left inside two minutes to give the green and gold a 5-0 lead.
Australia would then double their lead after the half-time siren had sounded through Charlotte Caslick as they took a 10-0 advantage into the break following a strong first half.
With all the momentum, Ellia Green, Vani Pelite and Emma Sykes would cross for further tries in the second half as Australia wrapped up a dominant 31-0 win.
Remarkably, the result means the Aussies didn't concede a point all tournament while scoring 213 points of their own across their six games.
WE DID IT! Our women’s #Aussie7s team claim the #Sydney7s Cup after a 31-0 win over @nz7s.
— AU 7s (@Aussie7s) January 28, 2018
Bench reaction: That winning feeling. Congrats to your #Sydney7s Winners @Aussie7s pic.twitter.com/KPQ7t2WQyc
— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) January 28, 2018
