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19 Turnovers: How the Wallabies Gave Away the Bledisloe | Will Genia
OCT 20, 202653 MIN
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36-7 at half-time. Six All Blacks tries in forty minutes. In front of 73,399 people at Stadium Australia.
Here’s the number that explains it: Australia lost the ball 19 times and won it back 3. New Zealand lost it 10 and won it back 6 — and turned almost every one of those into points. A missed lineout became a Fabian Holland steal became a Rieko Ioane try. A loose Max Jorgensen pass became Beauden Barrett running 70 metres on the half-time hooter. A dropped restart became Josh Moorby, two minutes into the second half.
43-21. The Bledisloe swept 2-0. Australia’s 13th straight loss to New Zealand, and a trophy that hasn’t crossed the Tasman since 2003.
Will Genia — 110 Tests, three World Cups, a Super Rugby title and one of the great tries in a final — joins George Gregan and John Smit. And with the two most-capped halfbacks Australia has ever produced in the same room, we spend proper time on Cam Roigard, Damian McKenzie, and what the modern number nine is actually asked to do.
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