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Valetini dots in big Wallabies loss - Vimarsana News

Valetini dots in big Wallabies loss

Brumbies back-rower Rob Valetini who shares links to Fiji, scored the lone try in Wallabies' huge 38-7 loss to the All Blacks inthird Round of the Rugby

Australian rugby 2023: All Blacks smash Wallabies at MCG to win Bledisloe Cup, score, result, Allan Alaalatoa injury - Vimarsana News

Australian rugby 2023: All Blacks smash Wallabies at MCG to win Bledisloe Cup, score, result, Allan Alaalatoa injury

Eddie Jones might have done all the talking throughout the week, but the sight of Scott Barrett telling Nic White to shoosh after the…

Australian rugby 2023: All Blacks smash Wallabies at MCG to win Bledisloe Cup, score, result, Allan Alaalatoa injury - Vimarsana News

Australian rugby 2023: All Blacks smash Wallabies at MCG to win Bledisloe Cup, score, result, Allan Alaalatoa injury

Eddie Jones might have done all the talking throughout the week, but the sight of Scott Barrett telling Nic White to shoosh after the…

All Blacks retain the Bledisloe Cup and defend Rugby Championship - Vimarsana News

All Blacks retain the Bledisloe Cup and defend Rugby Championship

The All Blacks stormed to a 38-7 win over a sore and sorry Australia to seal a third consecutive Rugby Championship title.

Source: rnz.co.nz
All Blacks beat young Wallabies 38-7 to retain Rugby Championship, Bledisloe Cup - Vimarsana News

All Blacks beat young Wallabies 38-7 to retain Rugby Championship, Bledisloe Cup

New Zealand locked away the Bledisloe Cup and Rugby Championship trophy for another year, extending a strong start to the World Cup season with a 38-7 win over Australia on Saturday. The All Blacks finished with a perfect 3-0 record in the shortened Championship and, by winning the first leg of the two-leg Bledisloe series, extended their hold on the trans-Tasman trophy to 21 years. After a 41-12 win over Argentina and 35-20 win over world champion South Africa, the All Blacks came into the match massive favorites against the winless Wallabies.

Source: yahoo.com