All Blacks trounce England for second time

New Zealand 36-12 England

All Blacks trounce England for second time
Sat, 19 Jun, 2004 - 11:23

New Zealand 36-12 England

England slumped to a 36-12 second Test defeat against New Zealand at Eden Park after Wasps lock Simon Shaw was sent off and All Blacks wing Joe Rokocoko scored three tries.

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CourtsRugbyPlace: Eden ParkPlace: CarisbrookPlace: North AmericaPlace: New ZealandPerson: Simon ShawPerson: Joe RokocokoPerson: Nigel WilliamsPerson: Charlie HodgsonPerson: Ben CohenPerson: HolahPerson: Richard HillPerson: MuliainaPerson: HodgsonPerson: WorsleyPerson: Trevor WoodmanPerson: Andrew ColePerson: ShawPerson: Keith RobinsonPerson: Danny GrewcockPerson: Daniel CarterPerson: GomarsallPerson: AbbottPerson: HillPerson: Lawrence DallaglioPerson: Fraser WatersPerson: RokocokoPerson: CarterPerson: VoycePerson: WilliamsPerson: Matt GoddardPerson: TindallPerson: Olly BarkleyPerson: WoodwardPerson: Justin MarshallPerson: BarkleyPerson: Josh LewseyPerson: Nick EvansOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: WaspsOrganisation: Bath
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