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\nFehi Fineanganofo of the Hurricanes, pictured in an earlier match, scored a hat-trick.
\nPhoto: Elias Rodriguez \/ www.photosport.nz\n<\/p>\n
The Hurricanes have kicked clear at the top of the Super Rugby standings after hammering the Highlanders 50-7 in Dunedin.<\/p>\n
A hat-trick for Fehi Fineanganofo and a brace for Cam Roigard saw the Hurricanes romp to a 10th straight win over the Southerners.<\/p>\n
The Highlanders would strike first through Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens as the fullback sliced through untouched to score beside the bar.<\/p>\n
But that would be as good as it got for the home side as the Hurricanes went on a 50-point unanswered scoring spree.<\/p>\n
Roigard’s first came as he threw an audacious dummy just a metre from the chalk and launched himself over.<\/p>\n
Next was from a quick tap, Roigard catching the Highlanders napping from a scrum penalty.<\/p>\n
The Cane’s stretched their advantage courtesy of a pinpoint, flat cross kick by Ruben Love which landed perfectly in the arms of Fineanganofo.<\/p>\n
The tries kept coming after the break, the best of the night coming shortly after sparked by a Ruben Love break.<\/p>\n
Some beautiful interchange between the Hurricanes putting Devan Flanders over to cap a 60-metre scorcher.<\/p>\n
The wheels well and truly fell off the hosts as replacement Bailyn Sullivan cruised over the chalk with Fineanganofo completing his trio.<\/p>\n
The half century came through Peter Lakai as he lunged over from close range, mercifully ending the desiccation.<\/p>\n
Follow how the action unfolded: <\/p>\n