ABs dominate Wallabies - their South Africa struggle made it possible

<p>It appears the All Blacks did learn a thing or two in South Africa after all - their 50-19 victory over the Wallabies at Eden Park, which allows them to retain the Bledisloe Cup for another year, contained all sorts of improvements, most notably their ability to catch a high ball.</p> <p><b>By ​​Pat McKendry of </b><a href="https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/sport/1832342/the-all-blacks-dominated-the-wallabies-their-struggle-in-south-africa-made-it-possible" target="_blank"><b>RNZ</b></a><b></b></p> <p>Their aerial prowess was just one aspect of a victory which helped them break a three-test losing streak and take their unbeaten record at their fortress to 54 tests. Their ability to finish opportunities - a major issue in South Africa - was also vastly improved.</p> <p>They scored seven tries to Australia's three and may have scored one or two more had Will Jordan not looked to create opportunities for others rather than seek them himself.