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After a Dominant 1st Half, New Zealand Beats Australia 43-21 in the 2nd Bledisloe Rugby Test

New Zealand scored six first-half tries and led 36-7 at halftime, overwhelming Australia despite late Wallabies resistance.

  • The New Zealand All Blacks defeated the Australia Wallabies 43-21 at Stadium Australia in Sydney on Saturday, extending their winning streak over the Wallabies to 13 Tests.
  • New Zealand built a commanding 36-7 halftime lead by scoring six tries in the opening 40 minutes, with veteran fullback Beauden Barrett crossing twice as the visitors overwhelmed the hosts.
  • Wallabies captain Harry Wilson expressed frustration after the defeat, saying, "When you give a team like the All Blacks a head start it's tough, and it's not good enough for this group."
  • Australia rallied in the second half before a crowd of 73,399, scoring three tries including efforts from fullback Tom Wright and replacement Filipo Daugunu to limit the damage.
  • Wallabies coach Les Kiss faces significant challenges heading to Europe for the Nations Championship, with the defeat marking the end of his "honeymoon period" after five wins and a draw in his first six Tests.
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