Played \u2013 37<\/p>\n
All Blacks won \u2013 34<\/p>\n
Wales won \u2013 3<\/p>\n
Draws \u2013 0<\/p>\n
All Blacks points scored \u2013 1219<\/p>\n
Wales points scored \u2013 430<\/p>\n
All Blacks v Wales TAB odds<\/p>\n
All Blacks: $1.01 Draw: $51 Wales: $15<\/p>\n
All Blacks v Wales line-ups<\/p>\n
All Blacks side to play Wales<\/p>\n
Named Thursday<\/p>\n
Wales side to play All Blacks<\/p>\n
Named Thursday<\/p>\n
All Blacks v Wales last time they met<\/p>\n
2022, All Blacks 55 Wales 23<\/p>\n
The All Blacks equalled their record high against Wales as Codie Taylor, Jordie Barrett and Aaron Smith all scored doubles. Sam Whitelock was captain, Ian Foster was coach, while Kiwi Wayne Pivac was coach of Wales. A bit has changed since. <\/p>\n
Gregor Paul wrote:<\/p>\n
If the All Blacks are losing their aura, Wales may be of the view that they are not losing it quickly enough.<\/p>\n
An All Blacks side, supposedly vulnerable, ripe for the plucking, produced arguably their best \u2013 certainly their most controlled, disciplined and relentless – performance of the year in Cardiff.<\/p>\n
It was a performance marked not by its creativity, of which there was precious little, but their commitment to a physical, direct style of ultra-conservative rugby that left Wales feeling that they were the veritable little brother, pinned down on the couch, weakly and hopelessly trying to fight off an opponent that they had neither the strength nor innovation to repel.<\/p>\n
This was a victory for brute strength, clarity of thinking and patience to a simple gameplan that was markedly low in ambition.<\/p>\n
New Zealand set out to squash Wales and that is exactly what they did.<\/p>\n
All Blacks v Wales last 10 meetings<\/p>\n
2022 – All Blacks 55 Wales 23, Cardiff<\/p>\n
2021 – All Blacks 54 Wales 16, Cardiff<\/p>\n
2019 – All Blacks 40 Wales 17, Tokyo<\/p>\n
2017 – All Blacks 33 Wales 18, Cardiff<\/p>\n
2016 – All Blacks 46 Wales 6, Dunedin<\/p>\n
2016 – All Blacks 36 Wales 22, Wellington<\/p>\n
2016 – All Blacks 39 Wales 21, Auckland<\/p>\n
2014 – All Blacks 34 Wales 16, Cardiff<\/p>\n
2012 – All Blacks 33 Wales 10, Cardiff<\/p>\n
2010 – All Blacks 37 Wales 25, Cardiff<\/p>\n
Form guide (past five tests)<\/p>\n
All Blacks: L, W, W, W, L<\/p>\n
Wales: W, L, W, L, L<\/p>\n
All Blacks v Wales referee<\/p>\n
Hollie Davidson will become the first female to referee an All Blacks test after being appointed to the final test of the season against Wales.<\/p>\n
Davidson recently took charge of her second Women\u2019s Rugby World Cup final, joining Andre Watson as the only other referee to oversee two finals.<\/p>\n
The 33-year-old Scot also refereed the 2021 final when the Black Ferns edged England at Eden Park, when she sent off England\u2019s Lydia Thompson.<\/p>\n
Davidson was recently named World Rugby\u2019s referee of the year and oversaw her first Springboks test in July when South Africa beat Italy 42-24.<\/p>\n
All Blacks (Northern Tour) schedule<\/p>\n
Sunday, November 2, 9.10am \u2013 All Blacks 26 Ireland 13<\/a>, Soldier Field, Chicago<\/p>\n Sunday, November 9, 4.10am \u2013 All Blacks 25 Scotland 17<\/a>, Murrayfield, Edinburgh<\/p>\n