New Zealand 50, Bulls 19
New Zealand scored eight tries and controlled the breakdown as it built momentum before next weekend’s Test against South Africa.
- On Saturday, the All Blacks defeated the Bulls 50-19 in Pretoria, scoring eight tries in an impressive warm-up ahead of the first test against the Springboks next weekend.
- The All Blacks' dominant tour performance follows recent victories over the Stormers and the Sharks , establishing momentum ahead of the four-match test series.
- Wing Josh Moorby scored twice and hooker Codie Taylor added two tries after the Bulls lost prop Francois Klopper to a yellow card, giving New Zealand a 24-0 halftime lead.
- New Zealand captain Codie Taylor said the Springboks "will lift the tempo and the physicality," while citing the need to improve execution in special moments before the test series.
- The first test against world champion Springboks is next Saturday in Johannesburg, where the All Blacks aim to maintain momentum after their most impressive all-round display of the tour.
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All Blacks Dismantle Bulls: A Dominant Display in Pretoria | Sports-Games
New Zealand's rugby team showcased a commanding performance by defeating South Africa's Bulls 50-19 in Pretoria. This match served as a strong prelude to their upcoming test against the Springboks. With strong set-pieces and improved discipline, the All Blacks demonstrated their readiness for the imminent test series.
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PRETORIA, Aug 15 (Reuters) - New Zealand ran in eight tries as they thumped South Africa's Bulls 50-19 in their latest Rugby's Greatest Rivalry tour fixture in Pretoria on Saturday, an impressive warm-up ahead of the first test against the Springboks next weekend.
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Hooker Codie Taylor, openside flanker Anton Segner, wings Josh Moorby and Leroy Carter and centre Rieko Ioane topped the list of players who thrived as the All Blacks fired-up their high-tempo game to beat the Bulls 50-19.
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