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Ruby Tui scores four tries within half an hour on the right wing
Wales grab second half score through Abbie Fleming
Merarangi Paul also scores hattrick having given the Black Ferns the lead after 12 minutes
Amy Du Plessis, Katelyn Vahaakolo, Ruahei Demant and Lucy Jenkins x2 with second half scores for hosts - twelve tries in total.
New Zealand with record win against Wales
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
It's been a brutal day at the office for Wales who stay winless in the WXV1 after being thumped by the Black Ferns.
They go for one last time against Australia on Friday (06:00 BST) as they look to end what has been a tough campaign on a high.
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FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
It's a pretty bleak picture for Wales so far.
The only saving grace, perhaps, is that they face Australia in their final game next week, with both sides looking for their first win of the campaign.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales sit bottom of the WXV1 after two games with Australia next up.
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
Ruby Tui speaking to ITV: "Its always a privilege to play a team from the northern hemisphere, all credit to Wales, we know its a long flight.
"We don't take that team lightly and I'm pretty proud of my team."
Image source, Getty ImagesRuby Tui scored four tries in the first half
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
Ioan Cunningham speaking to ITV: "It was a tough loss. We are hurting quite badly but it is a steep learning curve and we are here to develop and hopefully close that gap.
"A week is a long time in sport and we've got a great opportunity to get back on the horse (against Australia).
"We've got to stay tight as a group and there were glimpses of positivity in the game that we can take into next week."
Image source, Getty ImagesIoan Cunningham reflects on a second loss for his side in the WXV1
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
So Wales are rock bottom of WXV1 having lost both of their matches in the competition so far.
Fortunately for Ioan Cunningham's side, there is no relegation from the top tier of the competition this time out.
Regardless of their result against Australia next week, they will remain in WXV1.
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
Hannah Jones Speaking to ITV: "Tough day at the office but we are here to play at this level, it's a quick turnaround to Australia so we have to learn fast and put the wrongs right next week.
"You've got to keep the energy going, keep the belief, but there's not much to say really.
"We are at the top tier, we're here to play that type of rugby and we are only going to get better from this, our aim is the World Cup and this is part of the journey."
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyHannah Jones reflects on record loss to New Zealand
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales Extra
Wales will be really disappointed with this result, they are so outplayed by New Zealand today I think it's going to be a bit of a shock.
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales Extra
I'm really disappointed, the girls will almost feel a bit embarrassed with the score line, they've come a long way but we don't want that excuse you want to put in a performance.
You can't take away from the fact it is 70 points to seven.
Image source, Getty ImagesLucy Jenkins came off the bench to score a brace for the hosts
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
New Zealand centre Amy du Plessis speaking to ITV: "I think the girls around me give me a lot of confidence to let the ball go and express myself."
Image source, Getty ImagesAmy Du Plessis touches down in the second half
FT: New Zealand 70-7 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales Extra
It has been relentless from New Zealand, no surprises they are the best team in the World but Wales are letting New Zealand play.
They've got the entire team with the skillset to execute all the time.
A tough old day at the office for Ioan Cunningham's side who were simply outclassed by the Black Ferns.
New Zealand ran in 12 tries in total, with Abbie Fleming getting Wales's only try.
It's a record margin of victory for New Zealand over Wales too.
Two defeats from two, with Australia up next in WXV1 next weekend.
Image source, Getty ImagesKatelyn Vahaakolo was one of New Zealand's six try scorers
New Zealand 70-7 Wales
Renee Holmes has another conversion attempt from a wide angle.
She misses, but she wont be overly concerned as New Zealand win in style.
Mererangi Paul
New Zealand with a huge shove from the scrum.
They have the advantage, but they go for the try.
Mererangi Paul has so much space on the right wing and charges over the tryline.
Renee Holmes
Renee Holmes makes this one from the touchline.
She smiles after that one!
Lucy Jenkins
Lucy Jenkins gets her second try!
Jasmine Joyce makes another fine tackle, but the Black Ferns recycle it so well and spread the ball wide to Jenkins to touch down.
New Zealand 58-7 Wales
Jasmine Joyce, what a player. She's been terrific.
Wales win a penalty and kick to the New Zealand 10-metre line.
But they lose possession from the lineout...
New Zealand 58-7 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales Extra
It doesn't matter what pass or the style of pass New Zealand just know where they want to get the ball and they know where the space is.
New Zealand 58-7 Wales
The conversion is missed by Renee Holmes.
Lucy Jenkins
Robyn Wilkins wins the turnover, but Wales swiftly gift the ball back to New Zealand,
Katelyn Vahaakolo does incredibly well to offload to fellow replacement Lucy Jenkins who runs in from around 22 metres out on the left wing.
Try number 10 for New Zealand.
New Zealand 53-7 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales Extra
Well read by the Black Ferns, it's a miscommunication in defence and as much as it is an easy try it is still heads up rugby you have to spot the gap, it looks effortless and easy but it is still really well done by the Black Ferns.
Heads up rugby just wins games.