MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia assistant coach Nathan Grey has dismissed any need to review the team's defence playbook amid calls for him to be sacked in the wake of their 54-34 thrashing by New Zealand in the Rugby Championship opener on Saturday.
The Wallabies shipped eight tries to trail 54-6 after 50 minutes in Sydney, leaving former players raging over the team's weak tackling and sieve-like defence.
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