Record-breaking All Blacks sidestep clown affair

Australia went down 37-10 at Eden Park in Auckland, prompting Wallabies coach Michael Cheika to say: 'The way they play the game is outstanding.'

According to the All Blacks official website, Cheika said of their record-breaking run: 'I don't think they need our comments.

'We have to learn that you cannot turn the ball over against these chaps because they will punish you.'



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His reaction follows a bad-tempered atmosphere between the fierce rivals ahead of Saturday's game and in the post-match reaction.

The New Zealand Herald earlier published a full page cartoon of Cheika with a red nose and under the heading 'Send in the clowns.'

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Australian captain Steven Moore was quoted by the newspaper as saying it had been 'disrespectful.'

And Cheika echoed the comment in his post-match interview on the official Wallabies website.

New Zealand coach Steve Hansen downplayed the clown incident after the record-breaking win, denying that the All Blacks lacked respect.

Read: All Blacks equal record with 17th win

'Our guys respect them a lot, we went to war with these guys,' he said on the All Blacks site.

'At what point does winning mean you are not respecting them.'

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The win marks another high point for New Zealand. The team made a clean sweep in The Rugby Championship, finishing top of the southern hemisphere competition with six victories and 30 points.

All Blacks fly-half Beauden Barrett was top scorer with 81 points, and the top try scorer was teammate Ben Smith with five.

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The focus will shortly move to the northern hemisphere with the autumn internationals. Ireland has the toughest task in the first round of matches on November 5 as it takes on the record-breaking All Blacks, while Australia faces Wales in Cardiff.

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