What hoodoo? Maddocks shrugs off Wallabies' Eden Park record


  • Rugby
  • Tuesday, 21 Aug 2018

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Australia have not won a test at New Zealand's Eden Park in 32 years but talk of a hoodoo holds little weight for Wallabies rookie Jack Maddocks ahead of the second Rugby Championship match against the All Blacks.

Thrashed 38-13 in the opener in Sydney on Saturday, the Wallabies need a win at the Auckland stronghold to dent the All Blacks' title defence and push the Bledisloe Cup, the annual series contested between the nations, to a decider.

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