AUS

No.

Name

15Israel Folau, -

14Pat McCabe, -

13Adam Ashley-Cooper, -

12Matt Toomua, -

11Rob Horne, -

10Kurtley Beale, - 4

9Nic White, -

1James Slipper, -

2Nathan Charles, -

3Sekope Kepu, -

4Sam Carter, -

5Rob Simmons, -

6Scott Fardy, -

7Michael Hooper, -

8Wycliff Palu, -

Replacements

16James Hanson, -

17Pekahou Cowan, -

18Ben Alexander, -

19Will Skelton, -

20Scott Higginbotham, -

21Nick Phipps, -

22Bernard Foley, -

23Tevita Kuridrani, -

Standings

Rugby Championship 2014 News

All Blacks make it Bledisloe clean sweep with second half pummeling
The All Blacks have swept the Bledisloe Cup series with a 33-13 win over the Wallabies, showing their class after an early Australian assault.
Argentina stun South Africa to keep title hopes alive
Flyhalf Tomas Albornoz kicked a penalty 11 minutes from the end to hand Argentina a thrilling 29-28 victory over South Africa and keep their hopes of winning the Rugby Championship alive in a blisteringly hot Santiago del Estero.
All Blacks edge out Wallabies to retain Bledisloe Cup
The All Blacks have secured the Bledisloe Cup for a 23rd straight year after denying the gallant Wallabies 31-28 in the opening trans-Tasman Test in Sydney.
South Africa inflict more pain on New Zealand
Siya Kolisi and Malcolm Marx scored tries as South Africa recorded a fourth win in a row against old foes New Zealand for the first time in 75 years with an 18-12 Rugby Championship victory in Cape Town on Saturday.
Argentina thump Wallabies in record breaking triumph
Argentina fought back from a 17-point deficit to score nine tries and hand Australia a record 67-27 defeat in an action-packed Rugby Championship clash on Saturday that provided more than a point per minute.
Australia land last-gasp penalty to edge Argentina
Australia kicked over a last-gasp penalty to edge hosts Argentina 20-19 in the Rugby Championship on Saturday, overcoming appalling weather to win their first match of this year's competition.

82'		12-12 End of half
82'		12-12 End of half
81'		New Zealand lose the ball forward, and that's game over. New Zealand's winning record ends at 17. Draw a fair result in the conditions with both teams making errors and neither able to claim dominance.