Seven Tries, 93 Points in Two Weeks: All Blacks Humiliate Wallabies 43-21 for Bledisloe Sweep

New Zealand thrashed Australia 43-21 in Sydney on Saturday to complete a Bledisloe Cup series sweep, keeping the trophy for a 24th straight year. The All Blacks ran in six first-half tries to lead 36-7 at the break, with winger Josh Moorby scoring twice and veteran Beauden Barrett crossing twice before halftime.

It was a 13th straight win over the Wallabies, and the 93-point aggregate margin across the two-match series — after a 50-19 win in Auckland last week — was the biggest in Bledisloe Cup history. Australia fought back with second-half tries from Tom Wright and Filipo Daugunu, but the result was never in doubt. New Zealand even finished the match with 13 men after injuries and a late yellow card.

The win was the All Blacks' final Test before their end-of-year northern tour, which starts against Scotland at Murrayfield on November 8. For the Wallabies, it was a brutal reality check after coach Les Kiss's unbeaten start — 93 points conceded to their biggest rivals in two weeks.

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