All Blacks thrash South Africa scoring nine tries

New Zealand overcame the absence of suspended half-back Aaron Smith to seal a clean sweep in the Rugby Championship with a nine-try, 57-15 victory over South Africa in Durban.

All Blacks thrash South Africa scoring nine tries
Sat, 08 Oct, 2016 - 21:36

South Africa 15 New Zealand 57

New Zealand overcame the absence of suspended half-back Aaron Smith to seal a clean sweep in the Rugby Championship with a nine-try, 57-15 victory over South Africa in Durban.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: DurbanPlace: South AfricaPlace: Christchurch AirportPerson: Aaron SmithPerson: SmithPerson: Israel DaggPerson: TJ PerenaraPerson: Beauden BarrettPerson: Codie TaylorPerson: Ben SmithPerson: Liam SquirePerson: BarrettPerson: Lima SopoagaPerson: Morne SteynPerson: DaggPerson: Jerome KainoPerson: SteynPerson: PerenaraPerson: Kieran ReadPerson: Lood De JagerPerson: TaylorPerson: SquiresEvent: Rugby ChampionshipOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: South AfricaOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: All Blacks'Organisation: SpringboksOrganisation: TMOOrganisation: Springboks'
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