The All Blacks beat the Wallabies 33-13 in Wellington in their final home test of the year.
- The Wallabies scored first through Fraser McReight in the eighth minute.
- The All Blacks went into halftime with a 19-13 lead, with tries through Sevu Reece, Will Jordan and Caleb Clarke.
- A second to Clarke and another try to Tamaiti Williams extended the All Blacks’ lead as they ended their wait for another win in Wellington.
As it happened:
That will do it for tonight's blog. Thanks for tuning in and enjoy the rest of your Saturday night.
I'll leave you with the match report from our man at the ground, Liam Napier.
Will Jordan finished the game with 158m - Clarke with 90m.
Scott Barret led the way with 20 tackles and two turnovers won.
Cane heads to the sheds through a guard of honour set by the All Blacks and Wallabies. A nice touch.
Cane: "Thank you to the Wallabies for a heck of a tough test match. You guys beat me on my 50th so it was nice to get this one on the hundy."
A nice moment on field here as Beauden Barrett awards Sam Cane with his 100th test cap.
Good win for the All Blacks there. The Wallabies came flying out of the gates, dominating the play in the opening minutes and hitting the lead through Fraser McReight.
But the hosts had plenty of success when they attacked the line, with Sevu Reece, Will Jordan and Caleb Clarke all showing their speed to score in the first half - Clarke scoring a second later in the game.
The All Blacks also got a try through Tamaiti Williams, with Beauden Barrett slotting four conversions.
The Wallabies didn't score a point after Noah Lolosio's 37th-minute penalty.
The All Blacks win 33-13
No intent at all in the ball carriers.
All Blacks looking to wind the clock down now.
Tuipulotu rather emphatically pinches it at the lineout.
