The All Blacks put on a dominant display to crush the Wallabies 38-7 in Melbourne on Saturday, retaining the Rugby Championship title. The All Blacks scored six tries to one, with Will Jordan scoring two and Jordie Barrett, Ardie Savea, Akira Ioane, and Ethan Blackadder all crossing the whitewash.
The All Blacks’ dominance
The All Blacks were in control from the start, and they never looked back after scoring the first try in the third minute. They were clinical in attack, and they took their chances well. They also defended well, and they limited the Wallabies to just one try.
The Wallabies’ struggles
The Wallabies were disappointing on the day. They made too many mistakes, and they were unable to get their attack going. They also struggled to deal with the All Blacks’ physicality.
The implications of the victory
The All Blacks’ victory is a major statement of intent. They are the clear favorites to win the World Cup in 2023, and they will be a tough team to beat. The Wallabies will need to improve significantly if they want to challenge for the title.
The All Blacks were simply too good for the Wallabies on Saturday. They were clinical in attack, and they defended well. The Wallabies will need to improve significantly if they want to challenge the All Blacks in the future.
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