From dirty deeds to dodgy refereeing, there's always plenty to scrap about, writes Winston Aldworth.

Australia have made just one change to their side to face the All Blacks in Sydney on Saturday night.

Five changes are expected for the All Blacks when coach Graham Henry names his side this morning for Saturday's test.

When Owen Franks missed the All Black selection cut for their last test in Soweto, he was a person to avoid.

All Black assistant coach Wayne Smith is taking nothing for granted ahead of Saturday's meeting with the Wallabies.

Drew Mitchell's tryscoring exploits in his 50th test at Bloemfontein last weekend have had a downside.

Saturday's Bledisloe Cup may be a dead rubber but Wallabies centre Adam Ashley-Cooper says there is still a lot at stake.

Memo sports bosses: beware your light-fingered stars.

There is speculation that the fourth Bledisloe Cup test could be moved from Hong Kong to Europe due to poor ticket sales.

Challenges do not come much greater than testicular cancer for a teenager, especially a rugby-mad one like Aaron Cruden.

Quade Cooper's side step was in full view today as the first five-eighth refused to be pinned down on some tricky issues.

The Wallabies' dressing room was thick with determination as much as joy or relief after their victory over the Springboks on Sunday.

Has there ever been a more sensational finish in the history of test rugby? And with so much hanging on the result.

Aaron Cruden will definitely start for the All Blacks against Australia, but who will kick the goals? Graham Henry has three options.

Rookie no.10 Aaron Cruden will start his first All Black test next week against the Wallabies and his deputy will be revealed today.

The Wallabies are confident a second straight test against South Africa will boost their quest for a hoodoo-busting win.

Mark it down as the time in history when Australian rugby's love affair with Robbie Deans finally died.