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FULL TIME: Australia 7-38 New Zealand. ... The All Blacks go to their power game to make progress, punching their way up through Australia’s fringe defence as Aaron Smith flicks left and right ...
This was the first time Australia and New Zealand had played in a third country outside the Rugby World Cup. [1] The Hong Kong match drew a crowd of 39,000 to see the All Blacks defeat the Wallabies 19–14 (despite New Zealand having already won the Bledisloe Cup for 2008), [ 2 ] generating a reported £ 5.5 million and proving to be a ...
The tour continued into the following year where Australia beat England 23–11 before losing to Ireland 15–8 and France 20–14. Australia then hosted Ireland, who beat them again in Sydney. This was followed by a 20-point loss to the All Blacks. The following year, Australia lost to the All Blacks by just one point after a dubious penalty try.
Games played Games (tests) won Games (tests) lost Games (tests) drawn Points for (tests) Points against (tests) 1884 New Zealand in New South Wales [2] New South Wales: 8 8 0 0 1893 New Zealand in Australia [3] New South Wales Queensland: 10 9 0 1 1894 New South Wales in New Zealand [4] New Zealand: 1 0 1 0 6 8 1896 Queensland in New Zealand [5 ...
The All Blacks led for the first time, 20-17. It was short-lived. Quade Cooper came on at flyhalf for the Wallabies and kicked a penalty from halfway to level the score at 20-20.
Date Opponent F A Venue City Winner 1910-06-25 Australia: 6 0 Sydney Cricket Ground: Sydney: 1910-06-27 Australia: 0 11 Sydney Cricket Ground: Sydney Australia: 1910-07-02 Australia: 28 13 Sydney Cricket Ground: Sydney: 1913-09-06 Australia: 30 5 Athletic Park: Wellington: 1913-09-13 Australia: 25 13 Carisbrook: Dunedin: 1913-09-20 Australia: 5 ...
The first two Tests of the 2010 series saw the All Blacks extend their winning streak over the Wallabies to 10 games. (Australia's last previous win came on 26 July 2008 at Sydney.) The third and fourth tests were extremely tight affairs, both being won by late tries.
The All Blacks went into the series with a world record 29 successive home victories, [2] [3] and South Africa with a 13 match winning streak. [4] By the end of the tournament New Zealand had retaken top place in the IRB World Rankings. After 26 weeks at number one, South Africa slipped to second. Australia remained third.