Tri Nations
- Sydney, 13 August 2005, 20:00 local, 10:00 GMT
Australia
(13)
13 - 30
(10)
New Zealand
(FT)
Match coverage:
Report
Teams
Australia
New Zealand
Tries
Mitchell
Tries
McCaw, Rokocoko, Weepu
Cons
Giteau
Cons
Carter 2, McAlister
Pens
Giteau 2
Pens
Carter 3
Team
15
FB
Drew Mitchell
14
W
Mark Gerrard
13
C
Stirling Mortlock
12
C
Morgan Turinui
11
W
Lote Tuqiri
10
FH
Matt Giteau
9
SH
George Gregan
(c)
1
P
Bill Young
2
H
Jeremy Paul
3
P
Al Baxter
4
L
Dan Vickerman
5
L
Nathan Sharpe
6
F
John Roe
7
F
George Smith
8
N8
David Lyons
Replacements
16
H
Brendan Cannon
17
P
Matt Dunning
18
L
Mark Chisholm
19
F
Phil Waugh
20
SH
Chris Whitaker
21
FH
Elton Flatley
22
C
Clyde Rathbone
Team
15
FB
Mils Muliaina
14
W
Rico Gear
13
C
Tana Umaga
(c)
12
C
Aaron Mauger
11
W
Joe Rokocoko
10
FH
Dan Carter
9
SH
Piri Weepu
1
P
Tony Woodcock
2
H
Keven Mealamu
3
P
Carl Hayman
4
L
Chris Jack
5
L
Ali Williams
6
F
Jerry Collins
7
F
Richie McCaw
8
N8
Rodney So'oialo
Replacements
16
H
Derren Witcombe
17
P
Greg Somerville
18
L
James Ryan
19
F
Marty Holah
20
Kevin Senio
21
FH
Luke McAlister
22
Leon MacDonald
Notes
Result
New Zealand won by a margin of 17 points
Tri Nations points
New Zealand 4, Australia 0
Ground name
Stadium Australia, Sydney
Attendance
82309
Referee
AJ Spreadbury
(England)
Australia Test debuts
none
New Zealand Test debuts
none
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