Australia set new record for their biggest ever Women's Rugby World Cup win
Wallaroos run in 11 tries to start their Pool A campaign in style at Salford Community Stadium
Desiree Miller scores hat-trick as Australia run in seven first-half tries
Scotland face Wales in second match of Salford double-header (14:45 KO)
Tournament favourites England thrashed USA 69-7 in Friday's opening game
Australia 45-0 Samoa
Abby Gustaitis
Former USA Sevens captain on BBC iPlayer
Miller dishing it out to her opposite initially and then she got a hat-trick, in her first World Cup, in 33 minutes of play. She is always present and she is always involved.
62-0 - Australia's largest World Cup winning margin, vs South Africa in 2010
68-12 - Most points scored, vs South Africa in 2006
10 - Most tries scored, vs South Africa in 2006
Desiree Miller (33 mins)
Miller scores hat-trick as Australia dominate Samoa in first half
Hat-trick!
The Australian wingers of Maya Stewart and Desiree Miller combine, Stewart laying off despite receiving a high tackle. Miller puches the ball and dives over.
Another Sammy Wood conversion puts Australia in sight of the half-century.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 38-0 Samoa
Abby Gustaitis
Former USA Sevens captain on BBC iPlayer
I would love to see Samoa keep the ball in hand.
Australia 38-0 Samoa
But then Samoa concede a cheap knock-on from a deep Australian kick.
That's 60 metres given away for free.
Australia 38-0 Samoa
Abby Gustaitis
Former USA Sevens captain on BBC iPlayer
You saw Australia set up their back line, Desiree Miller worked her way around the pitch and no one from Samoa matched it.
Australia 38-0 Samoa
Samoa, occasionally, produce some lovely rugby. Full back Karla Wright-Akeli with an excellent take from an Australian penalty, right on the touchline.
It is moments like those that they will remember, which will give them confidence and hope.
Australia 38-0 Samoa
Here's the best try of the six so far...
18-year-old Halse scores Australia's third try
Australia 38-0 Samoa
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Salford Community Stadium
John Mitchell said on Friday he will heavily rotate his England squad for the game against Samoa next Saturday.
His 'second string' will fancy their chances of putting up a big score.
Australia 38-0 Samoa
So often in these David v Goliath games, it is about whether or not the favourites take their jobs seriously against the minnows.
So far, Australia have been ruthless and brutally efficient. Their job is already done and then some.
Australia 38-0 Samoa
Jamie Lyall
BBC rugby commentator
You can hear on the referees mic the lungful breathing and the gasping of air from the players.
Desiree Miller (26 mins)
Australia, it must be said, are playing very well.
They are not only dominating the maul, but playing some lovely stuff in open play too. Here they again put together a lovely passing move out to the left, finished by winger Desiree Miller who outspeeds an attempted tackle to score her second try.
Sammy Wood isn't able to convert this time - she's four from six.
Image source, ReutersAustralia 33-0 Samoa
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Salford Community Stadium
Australia's kicking game so far is impressive and much superior to the United States.
It is looking like that game will decide who will go through with England.
USA struggled to clear their lines so often in the World Cup opener against the Red Roses.
Australia 33-0 Samoa
Abby Gustaitis
Former USA Sevens captain on BBC iPlayer
We just see the excitement that Samoa have to offer. Line-break after line-break and then Samoa kick it away. Samoa need to be mindful of their discipline, especially so close to Australia's try line.
Australia 33-0 Samoa
As if it couldn't get any worse for Samoa, they are down to 14 players.
Prop Ana Mamea is yellow carded for going offside in the maul before Australia's latest try, she will sit out the next 10 minutes.
Eva Karpani (22 mins)
Another maul, another score.
Once again Australia get numbers behind the ball to drive over, prop Eva Karpani the woman to touch down here.
Sammy Wood with a fine conversion, her kicking has been strong so far.
Image source, PA MediaAustralia 26-0 Samoa
New Zealand hold the record for the highest score in a Women's Rugby World Cup match thanks to a whopping 134-6 victory over Germany in Amsterdam in 1998.
That 128-point margin is also the largest in tournament history.
How close can the Wallaroos get close to that scoreline?
Australia 26-0 Samoa
Samoa look pretty deflated already, making a mess of a line-out here.
But this is better - when they get their forwards into play, they have plenty of strength. Aussie hooker Katalina Amosa is flattened, you do not see that often.
Image source, ReutersAustralia 26-0 Samoa
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Salford Community Stadium
An earlier turnover from Samoa brought one of the loudest roars yet. They are the neutrals' team today it appears.
Image source, Getty ImagesEmily Chancellor (15 mins)
Quarter of an hour played, Australia have their bonus point.
Samoa simply don't have the power to defend against Australia when the girls in gold get the numbers lined up, and this time it is flanker Emily Chancellor who powers over from close range.
Converted again by Sammy Wood.
Image source, Getty Images
