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Wales suffer 30th successive defeat against New Zealand

Wales suffered a 30th successive defeat against New Zealand as the world champion All Blacks ended their European tour in winning fashion.

Wales suffer 30th successive defeat against New Zealand

Sat, 25 Nov, 2017 - 19:25

WALES 18 NEW ZEALAND 33

Wales suffered a 30th successive defeat against New Zealand as the world champion All Blacks ended their European tour in winning fashion.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Wales Place: NEW ZEALAND 33 Place: Principality Stadium Place: New Zealand Person: Waisake Naholo Person: Rieko Ioane Person: Anton Lienert-Brown Person: Beauden Barrett Person: Scott Williams Person: Gareth Davies Person: Leigh Halfpenny Person: Warren Gatland Person: Steve Hansen Person: Sam Whitelock Person: Kieran Read Person: Sonny Bill Williams'Person: Halfpenny Person: Rhys Webb Person: Webb Person: Ioane Person: Aaron Smith Person: Naholo Person: Steff Evans Person: Barrett Person: Jake Ball Person: Cory Hill Person: Ryan Crotty - Lienert-Brown Person: Josh Navidi Person: Hallam Amos Person: Evans Person: Smith Person: Amos Person: Dan Biggar Person: Williams Person: Lienert-Brown Person: Biggar Person: Whitelock Person: Wayne Barnes Event: European Organisation: Wales Organisation: New Zealand Organisation: All Blacks Organisation: British and Irish Lions Organisation: Australia Organisation: All Blacks'Organisation: Wales'

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