For the Black FernsItunu is standing upright on the car that is being taken, so at least we know that her injury is not really dangerous. NZ wins the scrum in their defensive 22 and the kick-up field, where the Wallaroos can reset and try to string together several phases. Pomare tries to chip through the defense, puts NZ under pressure and wins a line-out of 15 meters. There are several tackles on the five, after which the Ferns are pinged off-side. Treherne kicks it off, there is another line-out of five meters, a rolling maul, Patu spins out and comes to the ground, brings the ball down and wrestles him past the line, but the TMO looks long or they lose is control of the ball and if she moved her body after she went to the ground. After a long discussion, the referee says that she went to the ground of her own accord instead of being tackled, so the attempt is rewarded! Treherne takes the stairs this time but misses wide. But still, something for the Australians to take the break.
Dangerfield kicks a ripper during the break, runs into the bag, gets tackled, somehow manages to shoot through his body and through the middle in a narrow angle. What a player. He has his second: you can read Geelong & # 39; s dominance through the list of players with two goals. Dangerfield, Ablett, Murdoch, Menzel, Hawkins, Kelly, Menegola. No one has more than two, but they win with 78 points. Danger has 29 possessions, Selwood 23, and Jarrod Harbrow 23 for Gold Coast.
Grace Hamilton almost steams for the wallaroosbut she is legged about 10 meters short of the line! Last-foul defense for the Black Ferns. Now Itunu is sitting on the floor with a neck problem after a scrum.
A nice collaboration as Australia A continues South Africa A in a 50-over match at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. It is part of a quadrangular tournament with two Indian reserve teams. Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne added 66 to a run with a ball, with Head on 64. It is 2-167 after D & # 39; Arcy Short 49 made earlier. 30th at the moment.
Geelong crunches the barrel in Kardinia Park, the score is 104-24, while Tim Kelly makes a turnover and kicks the target of a poacher at full speed after traffic avoidance. What a first year discovery this player has been. On the living ladder, the Geelong percentage has taken them to 7th place above Melbourne, although Melbourne will have a chance against the Giants tomorrow.
The wallaroos string a dozen phases, work a way out of their own defensive area in the middle, and then draw an off-side penalty from the Black Ferns. The Wallaroos are eager for a line-out and reverse the game with an incorrect pitch.
Another attempt for the Black Ferns! They remember the Wallaroos with brute force in the maul today. Three attempts, three pick-and-drives close to the line with their stronger players gave the ball. This time it is Eloise Blackwell with the try, shares the scores and Cocksedge nailed the kick from the left wide. The Wallaroos have no answer to this force, nor does the game restart on the center line and the Australian scrum is destroyed by New Zealand. It is 19-5 and can be ugly. Can it regroup green and gold?
In the NRL match it is 0-10 in favor of South Sydney in the GIO Stadium. Walker and Inglis have the trials for South Sydney and Reynolds has missed a flight of stairs.
In the Caribbean Premier League, the team of David Warner, the St Lucia Stars, has a victory over Guyana. Warner came to the ground with 23 of 16 balls in a chase of 141, although Kieron Pollard closed the innings with a brutal 41 on 18.
Try Australia! The Wallaroos are over the line thanks to Trilleen Pomare. With a spectacular turn and rise she passes over four defenders and pirouettes over the paint. Beautiful things! However, Emily Robinson is missing the conversion, so it's 12-5 in the rugby test between Australia and New Zealand.
Half-time: Richmond 7.7.49 – 8.3.51 Western Bulldogs
The tigers have risen considerably in the last few minutes. Riewoldt set a goal for Caddy by turning an incoming ball back to 50 instead of marking the line, narrowing the margin to three points. Then Riewoldt marked out about 30 to take the lead, but missed. It is a two-point game during the break.
To attempt! Another pick-and-go for the Black Fernsand now each of their props has scored across the board. This time it is Love with the five-pillar, and Cocksedge makes no mistakes with the rectilinear conversion right at the front. It is 12-0 for NZ.
Samantha Treherne with a pace breaks the middle Australia, but in the end the pass is widely lost, and an opportunity to answer immediately starts begging. It is still 5-0.
First try the Black Ferns! Four minutes inside. It is Savage with the big series to get close to the line, but Ituni struggled through a crowd of bodies and finally dragged the ball just beyond the line while he was sitting in the curve of her arm. Cocksedge hits the upright with the conversion and the ball bounces in the wrong way. It is 5-0 to NZ.
Meanwhile, the Tigers keep the Dogs sensational behind with 10 points on the MCG, with eight minutes left in the second quarter. It is 40 plays 50 in the AFL in the fort of Richmond.
The cats absolutely drag the red and gold witch hats into Kardinia Park. Ablett, Murdoch, Menegola and Menzel all have two goals. It is a day for the Eems. Mablett? Dangerfield has 19 sales and Hawkins has six points up to half of the time. The cats could reach the seventh place on the ladder here with a percentage booster. Must maintain dominance in the second half.
You will be glad to know that the almighty God is begged to once again pay special attention to New Zealand through the medium of the national anthem. One could probably say, looking at their political situation versus Australia, that the Land of the Long White Cloud is indeed blessed.
The haka is starting up. Better than any national anthem. The Australians are fiercely on the heels to watch.
The Black Ferns perform the haka in Eden Park. Photo: Hannah Peters / Getty Images
G & # 39; day cobbers. Strewth. For the first time in a few months I'm back on the Sportwatch chair, I've been writing a book about cricket. Now we have to remember the rules for three football codes at the same time. Carry with me! We will start the women's rugby union between Australia and New Zealand in a few minutes. The Raiders take on the Rabbitohs in Rugby League, while the Aussie Rules-camp Richmond against the Bulldogs and Geelong against the Gold Coast.
