All Blacks easily see off South African challenge

New Zealand 31 South Africa 17

Sat, 17 Jul, 2010 - 12:08

New Zealand 31 South Africa 17

Superior inventiveness, precision and individual class saw the All Blacks complete their second win, 31-17, over South Africa to make a flying start to the 2010 Tri Nations on a wintry night at Westpac Stadium at Wellington.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Westpac Stadium Place: Wellington Place: New Zealand Place: South Africa Person: Kieran Read Person: Jerome Kaino Person: Keven Mealamu Person: Dan Carter Person: Piri Weepu Person: Richie McCaw Person: Morne Steyn Person: Jaque Fourie Person: Danie Roussouw Person: Alain Rolland Person: Carter Person: Read Person: Cory Jane Person: McCaw Person: Ma’a Nonu Person: Fourie Person: Weepu Person: Mils Muliaina Person: Rene Ranger Person: Zane Kirchner Person: Januarie Person: de Villiers Person: Roussouw Person: Steyn Person: Muliaina Person: Ranger Person: Francois Louw Person: Wynand Olivier Person: Israel Dagg Person: Pierre Spies Person: Schalk Burger Person: Kirchner Person: Burger Event: 2010 Tri Nations Organisation: All Blacks Organisation: New Zealand Organisation: South Africa Organisation: Africa Organisation: Springboks Organisation: Weepu

<p>South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus ahead of the Quilter Nations Series match with Wales at Principality Stadium, Cardiff. </p>

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