Aus v nz league score

Daly Cherry Evans, at years and eight months the oldest halfback in Kangaroos history, reefed it another 30 metres downfield to put Australia on the attack from the get-go.

New Zealand has inflicted the heaviest international defeat on Australia in a rout in the Pacific Cup final in Hamilton. New Zealand were looking for revenge in the opening exchanges after a disappointing loss away from home against the Aussies. Strong physical footy was the order of the day early on with some big contact shots in defence. The Kiwis opened the scoring with some enterprising attacking play. Ronaldo Mulitalo snapped Val Holmes with a brutal left foot-step to run a long way up field to find Dylan Brown who was brought down after an enterprising play. Following a set restart, Brown linked up again with Mulitalo to cross in the right corner for the Kiwis.

Aus v nz league score

Converted tries from half-back pair Jahrome Hughes and Dylan Brown plus a penalty goal from Jordan Rapana helped the Kiwis into a lead at the break following a breathless first 40 minutes at Elland Road. Josh Addo-Carr's record-equalling 12th try of the tournament so far and an unconverted score from Valentine Holmes ensured the reigning champions remained in touching distance, and Murray's score and the conversion from Nathan Cleary edged them ahead with just under 25 minutes to go. New Zealand kept plugging away and Peta Hiku had two possible tries chalked off by the video referee, but the World Cup winners just fell narrowly short as Australia held out to book their spot at Old Trafford. Back at the scene of their shock Four Nations triumph, the Kiwis - urged on by the vast majority of the 28, crowd at Elland Road - looked the better side for long periods but were eventually edged out by the Kangaroos, who will be aiming for a ninth win in the last 10 World Cups in the final. New Zealand's biggest threat came from full-back Joey Manu, who demonstrated his athleticism early on, reaching into the air to palm the ball back from Brown's high kick for Hughes to score the opening try. Ben Hunt returned at hooker as Australia looked to justify their status as World Cup favourites. Reagan Campbell-Gillard also came back into the front row as coach Mal Meninga shuffled his pack for what was set to be the Kangaroos' biggest test of the tournament so far. The Kiwis, chastened by their close shave against Fiji in the quarter-finals last week, made two changes to their second row with Isaish Papali'i and Briton Nikora both coming in. Rapana kicked the first of his three goals to make it but it was level on 16 minutes when pacey winger Addo-Carr raced onto Ben Hunt's long kick downfield for his 12th try of the tournament, which equalled the record set by his team-mate Holmes in A Rapana penalty nudged his side back in front but the Aussies went ahead for the first time on 29 minutes when centre Jack Wighton skipped past Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and, when not fully held by Manu, had the presence of mind to get the ball out for Holmes to touch down at the corner. The game was end to end and the lead changed hands for the third time in the first half when fast hands released Ronaldo Mulitalo up the left wing and Brown was in support to finish off, Rapana's third goal giving the Kiwis a interval lead. They thought they had extended their advantage early in the second half when centre Hiku touched down, but the try was ruled out for offside from Hughes' kick and a momentary lapse in concentration by the Kiwis proved crucial as second-rower Murray dived through a melee of defenders to score from a tapped penalty.

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The Kiwis celebrate Griffin Neame's try during their thrashing of Australia. That was the case on Saturday, as the Kiwis stunned the world champions in Hamilton, with a win. It was the biggest margin recorded against the Kangaroos and the most points Australia had conceded in a test since It was a staggering performance, something almost no one saw coming. It also continues a run of wins in New Zealand, after triumphs in Wellington and Auckland

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Aus v nz league score

The New Zealand Kiwis have taken out the inaugural Pacific Cup final after keeping the Kangaroos scoreless to orchestrate an international upset in Hamilton on Saturday. A scoreline had the New Zealand faithful daring to dream at halftime and the fairytale final continued as the Kiwis ran in another 18 unanswered points to hand the Kangaroos their heaviest ever defeat. Seven days after going down to their Tasman rivals in Melbourne, Michael Maguire's side were all class with halves Jahrome Hughes and Dylan Brown steering the ship and wingers Ronaldo Mulitalo and Jamayne Isaako dazzling on the edges. Held scoreless for the first time since their Tri-Nations final defeat to New Zealand, the Kangaroos costs themselves any chance to break down the Kiwis' early momentum with 50 missed tackles and 11 errors cruelling any chances of a comeback at FMG Stadium Waikato. After several Kangaroos errors gifted his side early possession, winger Mulitalo started and finished it for the Kiwis opening try, making a long-range break before finishing a left side sweep later in the set. Isaako's conversion made it after 16 minutes. The Kangaroos looked to strike back in the 25th minute when Daly Cherry-Evans looped a long ball to the right but Mulitalo produced an incredible shot to deny Valentine Holmes an opportunity to cross the line. The Kiwis continued with their early momentum and were rewarded in the 35th minute, with their star-studded spine linking up to set up an airborne Isaako on the right and extend their lead at the break. Some early mistakes in the second half heaped more pressure on the Kangaroos and the Kiwi wingers pounced again with a Hughes cut out pass opening the door for Isaako to bag a double after another aerial finish in the corner.

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Griffin Neame Devon Conway copped a blow to the left thumb while wicketkeeping during the second T The hosts had five line-breaks to one in the first half and were powered up front by Tapine and bench forward Leo Thompson. Retrouvez nos conseils sur joueurs-info-service. Share Copy link Facebook X formerly Twitter. Reuben Cotter Brisbane Exhibition Ground , Brisbane. Stadium Australia , Sydney , Australia. Daly Cherry Evans, at years and eight months the oldest halfback in Kangaroos history, reefed it another 30 metres downfield to put Australia on the attack from the get-go. That was the case on Saturday, as the Kiwis stunned the world champions in Hamilton, with a win. It also continues a run of wins in New Zealand, after triumphs in Wellington and Auckland

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More articles. Unbeaten from his seven starts as captain, James Tedesco drew first blood for the home side when, eight minutes in, he put the ball on the toe and Valentine Holmes, back into the centres after his suspension for a white powder scandal, sprinted and swooped to regather for the first try of the game and his 20th four-pointer in 20 Tests. GIO Stadium Canberra. Australia : Mindestquoten, Wett- und Zahlungsmethoden-Ausnahmen gelten. Central Park , Wigan , England. Rugby League Park , Christchurch. Hughes linked with fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad to send Isaako over in the corner for a fabulous team try on the cusp of half-time. The Kiwis maintained their dominance after the interval as Hughes slashed through, while Asofa-Solomona scattered defenders from a back fence run. Kangaroos vs New Zealand: Pacific Championships live scores, blog. He smashed opposite number Valentine Holmes — who was showboating as he bore down on the corner — with one of the hits of the season. Things got feisty before the break, with Nelson Asofa-Solomona the chief instigator.