New Zealand kept their stranglehold on the Wallabies with a 43-21 win in Sydney, powered by two tries each from Barrett and Moorby.
The All Blacks extended their grip on the Bledisloe Cup with a commanding 43-21 victory over Australia at Accor Stadium, stretching their winning streak against the Wallabies to 13 matches.
Jordie Barrett and Moorby each crossed for two tries as New Zealand turned the contest into a 22-point statement. Australia had no answer to the visitors' ruthless finishing, and the gap between the sides was clear by the final whistle.
The night began with a classy gesture. Captain Codie Taylor led the All Blacks onto the pitch and steered the team past former Wallaby hooker Nathan Charles, and every New Zealand player stopped to shake his hand. It was a moment of respect between old rivals before the physical battle began.
Then came the fashion. After a final pre-match rev-up from Damian McKenzie, the squad was seen wearing bright coral pink boots with their all-black kit. The look was bold, and the performance backed it up. For the Wallabies, the wait for a win in this rivalry goes on.
