New Zealand's All Blacks showcased their rugby prowess, lighting up San Diego with a spectacular display. They stormed past Fiji, scoring an impressive seven tries, and securing a commanding 47-5 victory in their thrilling one-off Test match.
Fresh off a tough 2-0 series win against England, the All Blacks brought six new players into the mix for their match in San Diego. Billy Proctor started at centre, while Noah Hotham, Wallace Sititi, Sam Darry, Pasilio Tosi, and George Bell made their debuts off the bench.
By halftime, the All Blacks led 26-5, though Fiji held them to their lowest score in eight Test encounters.
Captain Scott Barrett praised Fiji's physicality, noting their ability to force turnovers despite the All Blacks creating enough chances to secure points.
Early on, Caleb Clarke and debuting scrum-half Cortez Ratima scored converted tries within the first 15 minutes, with Fiji responding through Vilimoni Botitu.
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