Jones insists there is more to come

Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has compared Australia’s stunning World Cup semi-final success against New Zealand with a batsman moving into form.

Jones insists there is more to come
Tue, 18 Nov, 2003 - 06:05

Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has compared Australia’s stunning World Cup semi-final success against New Zealand with a batsman moving into form.

Australia reached their third World Cup final by defeating the All Blacks 22-10, and they will now meet England at Telstra Stadium on Saturday.

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