All Blacks outclass Papua New Guinea in 76-point win

New Zealand 76 Papua New Guinea 12

All Blacks outclass Papua New Guinea in 76-point win
Sat, 30 Oct, 2010 - 10:31

New Zealand 76 Papua New Guinea 12

Threequarters Junior Sa’u and Sam Perrett both scored hat-tricks as New Zealand put an outclassed Papua New Guinea to the sword in a one-sided Four Nations match in Rotorua.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: RotoruaPlace: Palmerston NorthPlace: SydneyPlace: EnglandPlace: AucklandPerson: Junior Sa’uPerson: Sam PerrettPerson: Stephen KearneyPerson: Benji MarshallPerson: MarshallPerson: Lance HohaiaPerson: PerrettPerson: Manu VatuveiPerson: Russell SmithPerson: Simon ManneringPerson: Jeremy SmithPerson: Sa’uPerson: Nathan FienPerson: Jessy Joe ParkerPerson: HohaiaPerson: Greg EastwoodPerson: Issac LukePerson: Frank-Paul NuuausalaPerson: Menzie YerePerson: Charlie WaboPerson: Glen NamiPerson: Ryan TongiaPerson: Jason NightingalePerson: Sika ManuPerson: LukePerson: Paul AitonEvent: Four NationsEvent: World CupEvent: English ChampionshipOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: Papua New GuineaOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: KiwisOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: KumulsOrganisation: AustraliaOrganisation: Sheffield Eagles
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