Sat, 17 Jul, 2004 - 12:44
New Zealand 16 Australia 7
New Zealand retained the Bledisloe Cup with victory over Australia in wet and windy Wellington today.
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CourtsRugbyTri NationsPlace: WellingtonPlace: WallabyPerson: HowlettPerson: Dan CarterPerson: Doug HowlettPerson: Stirling MortlockPerson: CarterPerson: Mils MuliainaPerson: Tana UmagaPerson: Daniel CarterPerson: Joe RokocokoPerson: Carlos SpencerPerson: Justin MarshallPerson: Kees MeeuwsPerson: Keven MealamuPerson: Carl HaymanPerson: Chris JackPerson: Keith RobinsonPerson: Jono GibbesPerson: Marty HolahPerson: Xavier RushPerson: Andrew HorePerson: Greg SomervillePerson: Jerry CollinsPerson: Craig NewbiePerson: Byron KelleherPerson: Nick EvansPerson: Sam TuitupouPerson: Chris LathamPerson: Clyde RathbonePerson: Matt GiteauPerson: Lote TuqiriPerson: Stephen LarkhamPerson: Chris WhitakerPerson: David LyonsPerson: Phil WaughPerson: Radike SamoPerson: Nathan SharpePerson: Justin HarrisonPerson: Alastair BaxterPerson: Brendan CannonPerson: Bill YoungPerson: Jeremy PaulPerson: Matt DunningPerson: Daniel VickermanPerson: George SmithPerson: Matt HenjakPerson: Matthew BurkePerson: Wendell SailorEvent: Bledisloe CupOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: Australia
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