New Zealand maintained their unbeaten record in division one of the Australian Rules' International Cup in Sydney yesterday after crushing Great Britain 100-2 yesterday.
Although New Zealand conceded their first points of the tournament - two one-point "behinds" - they romped to another comfortable victory.
New Zealand boasted nine goalkickers who shared 15 goals and 10 behinds as they followed up emphatic victories against Sweden and India in seeding matches to justify their favouritism to meet defending champions Papua New Guinea in the Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on August 27.
New Zealand next play Canada on Saturday before the 18 competing teams relocate to Melbourne.
PNG also extended their unbeaten record by thrashing Tonga 119-2.
