VS

Can the All Blacks regain their winning form in time?

South Africa continued their dominance in the Tri-Nations with a 29-17 win over the Wallabies at Newlands in Cape Town.

The Springboks produced another accomplished performance with Morne Steyn reinforcing his position as fly-half of choice, amassing 24 points from seven penalties and a drop goal.

Australia now face a make-or-break clash against New Zealand in Sydney on Saturday, August 22. The match will kick off at 11:05.

South Africa have 12 points while New Zealand have 4 points and Australia with a point ahead of the next fixture between the Wallabies and All Blacks.

The pressure is very much on New Zealand after successive defeats at the hands of the Springboks. Can they take on the challenge and return to the winning track?

Watch the Tri Nations Cup New Zealand All Blacks v Australia Wallabies on live streaming.