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Wallabies blown away by All Blacks blitz as Bledisloe Cup misery extends to 24th year

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Wallabies blown away by All Blacks blitz as Bledisloe Cup misery extends to 24th year

New Zealand 50-19 Australia to continue unbeaten run at Eden Park Les Kiss’s side start bright but given reality check in second half New Zealand preserved rugby’s established hierarchy with a 50-19 blowout victory over Australia that secures the Bledisloe Cup for a 24th year, and pushes the All Blacks’ unbeaten run over the Wallabies at Eden Park into a fifth decade.

The Wallabies lost touch with their hosts in the second half despite a valiant but futile defensive performance led by captain Harry Wilson, who had scored a try just before half-time to keep his side in the contest.

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