Video / NZ HeraldIt was on Thursday at Rugby Australia's headquarters that Wallabies coach Dave Rennie said the opening round of Super Rugby Transtasman would "tell us a little bit". Unfortunately, all it revealed was how far Australian rugby remains off the pace compared to their New Zealand cousins. The gulf has not shrunk and on the evidence of Friday night's two opening Super Rugby matches, it remains as wide as ever. Both the Reds and Waratahs were beaten convincingly on the opening night of Super Rugby Transtasman. Just shows how far behind Australian Rugby actually is 🤦🏾‍♂️ #SuperRugbyTransTasman — Mathew Alaifea (@ApeluAlaifea) May 14, 2021Hurricanes declare at 64 for 48.

Source: New Zealand Herald May 14, 2021 18:33 UTC