What is Papua New Guinea women's national rugby league team?
{{Infobox rugby league representative team | Name = [[Papua New Guinea Orchids]] | Badge = | Nickname = PNG Orchids | Governing body = [[Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League]] | Region = [[Asia-Pacific Rugby League Confederation|Asia-Pacific]] | Coach = [[Ben Jeffries]]<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://postcourier.com.pg/jeffries-appointed-as-orchids-coach/|title=Jeffries appointed as Orchids coach|date=9 February 2022}}</ref> | Captain = [[Elsie Albert]] | RLIF Rank = 5 | Most caps = Carol Humeu (9) | Top try-scorer = Belinda Gwasamun (5) | Top point-scorer = Belinda Gwasamun (20), <br> Lila Malabag (20) | pattern_la1 = | leftarm1 = | First game = {{rlw-l|PNG}} 4{{ndash}}42 {{rlw-r|AUS}} <br> [[Port Moresby]], 23 Sep 2017 | First international= {{rlw-l|PNG}} 8{{ndash}}36 {{rlw-r|ENG}} <br> [[Woolooware]], 16 Nov 2017 | Largest win = {{rlw-l|PNG}} 70{{ndash}}0 {{rlw-r|BRA}} <br> [[Kingston upon Hull|Hull]], 5 Nov 2022 | Largest loss = {{rlw-l|PNG}} 0{{ndash}}82 {{rlw-r|AUS}} <br> [[York]], 14 Nov 2022 | World cup apps = 2 | World cup first = 2017 | World cup best = 2021 (Semi-Finalists) | Form = Women }} The '''Papua New Guinea women's national rugby league team''', nicknamed the '''Orchids''', represents [[Papua New Guinea]] in international women's [[rugby league]]. Rugby league is very popular in Papua New Guinea and is often considered the country's [[national sport]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{National sports teams of PNG}} [[Category:National rugby league teams]] [[Category:National sports teams of Papua New Guinea|Rugby league]]