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Daly Cherry Evans, at years and eight months the oldest halfback in Kangaroos history, reefed it another 30 metres downfield to put Australia on the attack from the get-go. The Kiwis survived that attacking charge but nervous errors and swirling winds conspired to make a mess of their early minutes. Unbeaten from his seven starts as captain, James Tedesco drew first blood for the home side when, eight minutes in, he put the ball on the toe and Valentine Holmes, back into the centres after his suspension for a white powder scandal, sprinted and swooped to regather for the first try of the game and his 20th four-pointer in 20 Tests. Holmes then added the extras, curling the kick inside the right post, to make it The Kiwis hit back 10 minutes later when Jahrome Hughes towed through for Briton Nikora to cross under the posts untouched. Australia extended the lead to in the 30th minute when a sublime dummy-half long ball from Harry Grant to Collins sent the big Rooster over for a rare double. But again New Zealand counter-punched, a clunky Hughes kick sowing confusion in the Kangaroos, leaving Ronaldo Mulitalo to pluck it from the air and make it

Aus v nz league score

Kiwis hammer Kangaroos to claim Pacific Championships title in major upset. New Zealand has handed Australia its heaviest defeat in its proud history with a record-breaking win in the Pacific Championships final in Hamilton. It was Australia's biggest losing margin in a Test match, coming only a week after the World Cup winners defeated the Kiwis in Melbourne. From start to finish on Saturday, the Kiwis were superior in every facet of play against a Kangaroos outfit that offered nothing in attack and appeared disinterested in defence. Winger Jamayne Isaako scored a double to continue his incredible year. As a collective this was the Kiwis at their best in their first win over the Kangaroos since Winger Ronaldo Mulitalo started and finished a sensational length-of-the-field movement by the Kiwis in the 14th minute. The Cronulla flyer made a line-break initially and two plays later was on the end of a perfectly weighted Brown cutout pass. Mulitalo was on fire throughout the first half with his running game, but he also unleashed a ferocious ball-and-all tackle on opposite number Valentine Holmes when the Kangaroos winger looked threatening. Brown and Hughes were on song in combination in the opening stanza.

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Winner drawn every Friday at 11am. Promotion ends April 12th, Show Preview. The Kangaroos had a thumping victory over Samoa in their last match, and were never in danger of losing. Despite already qualifying for the final, Mal Meninga will want his playing group to be anything but complacent against their Trans-Tasman rivals this week.

The New Zealand Kiwis have taken out the inaugural Pacific Cup final after keeping the Kangaroos scoreless to orchestrate an international upset in Hamilton on Saturday. A scoreline had the New Zealand faithful daring to dream at halftime and the fairytale final continued as the Kiwis ran in another 18 unanswered points to hand the Kangaroos their heaviest ever defeat. Seven days after going down to their Tasman rivals in Melbourne, Michael Maguire's side were all class with halves Jahrome Hughes and Dylan Brown steering the ship and wingers Ronaldo Mulitalo and Jamayne Isaako dazzling on the edges. Held scoreless for the first time since their Tri-Nations final defeat to New Zealand, the Kangaroos costs themselves any chance to break down the Kiwis' early momentum with 50 missed tackles and 11 errors cruelling any chances of a comeback at FMG Stadium Waikato. After several Kangaroos errors gifted his side early possession, winger Mulitalo started and finished it for the Kiwis opening try, making a long-range break before finishing a left side sweep later in the set. Isaako's conversion made it after 16 minutes. The Kangaroos looked to strike back in the 25th minute when Daly Cherry-Evans looped a long ball to the right but Mulitalo produced an incredible shot to deny Valentine Holmes an opportunity to cross the line. The Kiwis continued with their early momentum and were rewarded in the 35th minute, with their star-studded spine linking up to set up an airborne Isaako on the right and extend their lead at the break.

Aus v nz league score

Presented By. The Gallagher Kangaroos got the better of the Kiwis in a win on Saturday night, setting the scene for an intriguing Pacific Championships final showdown between the two nations next week in Hamilton. Australia never trailed in the contest and after an opening 21 minutes in which the match ebbed and flowed, they always enjoyed a lead on the scoreboard, with a double from front-rower Lindsay Collins and the accurate boot of returning winger Valentine Holmes doing much of the damage at AAMI Park. While Australia were already up when he entered the field in the 27th minute, Harry Grant was the man who kicked the Kangaroos up a notch when the game sat in the balance, while fellow Queenslander Patrick Carrigan was big off the bench too, carrying 16 times for metres. As good as their opponents were at times, the Kiwis had nobody but themselves to blame for falling behind early, with Jahrome Hughes kicking out on the full — after Jamayne Isaako had already booted the start of play dead on the fly — to gift possession for Holmes' opener on nine minutes, which was his 20th try in as many Tests. Hughes laid on a reply to Briton Nikora 10 minutes later, before Collins scored twice in the space of nine minutes, after following up keenly in attacking territory, to give the Kangaroos a handy lead. It would have stayed that way at the break but for Ronaldo Mulitalo soaring through the air to claim a high ball with a minute to go in the half, with that try reducing the Kiwis' deficit to six once again. Eleven minutes after the restart of play Panthers ace Dylan Edwards went over for his first try as a Kangaroo and with Holmes maintaining his perfect day with the boot Australia had some comfort on the scoreboard again. The Kiwis then gave away an obstruction penalty while working the ball out of their own end, handing Holmes a simple two from the ensuing penalty which stretched the lead to A stinging carry from James Fisher-Harris presented Fa'amanu Brown with the chance to burrow over with 11 to play and the two-Test Kiwi made no mistake, reducing the gap to eight temporarily.

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Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad 2. Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of bets to value of qualifying deposit. Autoplay in You look at your players and they deserve the opportunity to go again next week. See how it happened in our Match Centre. Old Trafford. Suddenly the second-phase play started to flow, as they chanced their arm with offloads. That was the case on Saturday, as the Kiwis stunned the world champions in Hamilton, with a win. For new customers at bet The game was end to end and the lead changed hands for the third time in the first half when fast hands released Ronaldo Mulitalo up the left wing and Brown was in support to finish off, Rapana's third goal giving the Kiwis a interval lead. Australia were feeling the pressure, with uncharacteristic errors, forward passes and knock ons. GIO Stadium Canberra. Australia Unbeaten from his seven starts as captain, James Tedesco drew first blood for the home side when, eight minutes in, he put the ball on the toe and Valentine Holmes, back into the centres after his suspension for a white powder scandal, sprinted and swooped to regather for the first try of the game and his 20th four-pointer in 20 Tests.

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Dairy Farmers Stadium. The Kangaroos attack was quite lethargic and offering little against the Kiwis defence. Claim Bonus. Arnab Bhattacharya. New cust only. Dagelijkse boosts - elke dag een nieuwe promo. Ericsson Stadium , Auckland , New Zealand. North Harbour Stadium , Auckland. The Kangaroos missed 34 tackles in the first half and had no intensity in their play. The Christchurch-born player then nailed his second sideline conversion.