Wales shake favourites New Zealand

Under-strength Wales shook World Cup favourites New Zealand to the core at Telstra Stadium before finally buckling to a gut-wrenching defeat.

Sun, 02 Nov, 2003 - 11:40

New Zealand 53 Wales 37

Under-strength Wales shook World Cup favourites New Zealand to the core at Telstra Stadium before finally buckling to a gut-wrenching defeat.

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