CARDIFF, Wales — Australia fed off Wales’ errors and ran in four tries in a clinical 29-21 victory in Cardiff on Saturday, extending its winning streak over the Welsh to 13 test matches. Wales had the better of the second half under the Principality Stadium roof, but was hit by a sucker-punch when on the attack at 22-16 down. 12 to mark the end of the so-called “Warrenball” approach — led to a refreshing positivity behind the scrum, especially in the second half. But they will rue their poor exit strategy from kickoffs, when they coughed up possession in their own 22 before Australia’s second and third tries. Hooper’s try was his 15th — the most scored by an Australia forward — and came in first-half injury time, leaving the Welsh a big task in the second half.

Source: National Post November 11, 2017 19:18 UTC