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All Blacks Beat Wallabies 43-21 in Sydney, Extend Winning Run

The result reinforces New Zealand's control of the rivalry while exposing Australia's defensive gaps and highlighting urgent pitch repairs needed at Stadium Australia ahead of World Cup preparations.

Overview

  • New Zealand scored seven tries to win 43-21 in Sydney, marking their 13th straight victory over Australia in a match played on Saturday that followed a 50-19 win a week earlier.
  • Beauden Barrett and Josh Moorby each scored doubles, moving Barrett to 48 international tries and underlining the All Blacks' strong attacking form.
  • Australia trailed 36-7 at half-time but won the second half 14-7 with tries from Tom Wright and Filipo Daugunu, showing some fight but leaving clear defensive weaknesses.
  • The All Blacks coped with late and early injuries to Jordie Barrett and Quinn Tupaea, the latter leaving with a concussion in the second minute, and will monitor selections ahead of November tests.
  • Stadium Australia drew criticism for a poor playing surface that organisers must repair before it hosts World Cup matches in 2027 and both teams use upcoming November fixtures as final tune‑ups.