Kiwis stun Kangaroos with first-half try blitz


  • Rugby
  • Sunday, 03 May 2015

SYDNEY (Reuters) - New Zealand stunned Australia with four tries in 20 first half minutes to beat the Kangaroos 26-12 at Lang Park on Sunday and record three straight wins over their neighbours for the first time since 1953.

The Kiwis beat Australia twice to win the Four Nations last year but that was against weakened sides and Sunday's test, postponed from Friday because of torrential rain in Brisbane, was supposed to be a restoration of the status quo.

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