The All Blacks head into Saturday's encounter with another record on the line - the most tests without a defeat on home soil. Tracey Nelson crunches the numbers ahead of the Dunedin test.
ALL BLACKS v WALLABIES (Dunedin, Referee Craig Joubert)
The All Blacks have won 101 of the 148 games played against Australia. The last time the Wallabies beat the All Blacks on New Zealand soil was in 2001, at Carisbrook in August of that year. That win was also Australia's sole victory in the 11 test matches that have been played in Dunedin.
If the All Blacks win this weekend it will be their 30th consecutive home win which will equal the record they set between 2003 and 2008.
The All Blacks scored twice as many tries (24) as the Wallabies during this year's Rugby Championship. Of those 24 tries, eight were scored against Australia with Ben Smith dotting down five of them. Australia have scored just three tries against the All Blacks so far in 2013.