Kiwis taking dead rubber seriously - Stephen Kearney
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Kiwis taking dead rubber seriously - Stephen Kearney
Kiwis taking dead rubber seriously - Stephen Kearney
Four Nations - New Zealand v Australia
Venue: Eden Park, Auckland Date: Saturday, 6 November Time: 0715 GMT
Coverage: Live on Sky Sports 1, highlights on BBC One and online at 1415 GMT
Stephen Kearney
A 40,000 crowd is expected to watch Kearney's men play the Kangaroos
New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney insists his side's Four Nations clash against Australia on Saturday is a "big game" despite its dead rubber status.
Both sides contest the 13 November final but the Kiwis will field a full-strength team in Auckland.
"It's a Test against Australia on our home ground," said Kearney. "No-one wants to be rested."
Aussie coach Tim Sheens, though, rests five-eighth and skipper Darren Lockyer, as well as full-back Billy Slater.
New Zealand: Lance Hohaia, Jason Nightingale, Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Junior Sa'u, Sam Perrett, Benji Marshall (cpt), Nathan Fien, Frank-Paul Nuuausala, Thomas Leuluai, Adam Blair, Sika Manu, Simon Mannering, Jeremy Smith.
Subs: Issac Luke, Greg Eastwood, Frank Pritchard, Ben Matulino, Bronson Harrison.
Australia: Darius Boyd, Brett Morris, Brent Tate, Chris Lawrence, Lote Tuqiri, Todd Carney, Cooper Cronk, Matthew Scott, Cameron Smith (cpt), David Shillington, Greg Bird, Sam Thaiday, Paul Gallen.
Subs: Dean Young, Petero Civoniceva, Tom Learoyd-Lahrs, Robbie Farah, Kurt Gidley.
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Four Nations - New Zealand v Australia
Venue: Eden Park, Auckland Date: Saturday, 6 November Time: 0715 GMT
Coverage: Live on Sky Sports 1, highlights on BBC One and online at 1415 GMT
Stephen Kearney
A 40,000 crowd is expected to watch Kearney's men play the Kangaroos
New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney insists his side's Four Nations clash against Australia on Saturday is a "big game" despite its dead rubber status.
Both sides contest the 13 November final but the Kiwis will field a full-strength team in Auckland.
"It's a Test against Australia on our home ground," said Kearney. "No-one wants to be rested."
Aussie coach Tim Sheens, though, rests five-eighth and skipper Darren Lockyer, as well as full-back Billy Slater.
New Zealand: Lance Hohaia, Jason Nightingale, Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Junior Sa'u, Sam Perrett, Benji Marshall (cpt), Nathan Fien, Frank-Paul Nuuausala, Thomas Leuluai, Adam Blair, Sika Manu, Simon Mannering, Jeremy Smith.
Subs: Issac Luke, Greg Eastwood, Frank Pritchard, Ben Matulino, Bronson Harrison.
Australia: Darius Boyd, Brett Morris, Brent Tate, Chris Lawrence, Lote Tuqiri, Todd Carney, Cooper Cronk, Matthew Scott, Cameron Smith (cpt), David Shillington, Greg Bird, Sam Thaiday, Paul Gallen.
Subs: Dean Young, Petero Civoniceva, Tom Learoyd-Lahrs, Robbie Farah, Kurt Gidley.
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