Wallabies reshape bench for Bledisloe Cup rematch after Eden Park defeat
New Zealand have retained the Bledisloe Cup with a 50-19 win, leaving Australia preparing for Sydney with a reshuffled bench and fresh injury concerns.
Read the full story → · Latest coverage 15 Oct 2026, 4:57 pm UTC
Chapters · 5
- 1All Blacks beat Wallabies 50-19 at Eden Park to retain Bledisloe Cup
- 2All Blacks Retain Bledisloe Cup With 50-19 Win Over Wallabies
- 3All Blacks beat Wallabies 50-19 at Eden Park to retain Bledisloe
- 4Bledisloe Cup 2026: Wallabies reshape bench after All Blacks rout
- 5Wallabies reshape bench for Bledisloe Cup rematch after Eden Park defeat
Key moments · 14
Wallabies keep Suaalii on wing and select Henry
ABC Australia ↗Australia arrive confident under new coach Les Kiss
Sydney Morning Herald ↗Oldest Wallaby recalls rare victory at Eden Park
ABC Australia ↗All Blacks win 50-19 and retain Bledisloe Cup
BBC - Home ↗Attention turns to second Bledisloe Test in Sydney
Latest news, sport and opinion from the Guardian ↗Wallabies' unbeaten run under Les Kiss ends
Sydney Morning Herald ↗Rennie's imprint evident in All Blacks' win
Sydney Morning Herald ↗Four All Blacks ruled out of second Test
World News CNA ↗Wallabies target accuracy and urgency in aerial contest
Sydney Morning Herald ↗Wallabies look to Sydney return match for response
Sydney Morning Herald ↗Bell moves to bench as Gordon faces fitness test
Sydney Morning Herald ↗New Zealand make three changes to starting side
World News CNA ↗Donaldson injury a late blow for Wallabies
World News CNA ↗Kiss vows Wallabies will return fire
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