Coach Les Kiss says the All Blacks' selection of Damian McKenzie at flyhalf and Beauden Barrett at fullback, could cause the Wallabies some problems at Eden Park on Saturday.

Wallabies coach Les Kiss warned that New Zealand playmakers Damian McKenzie and Beauden Barrett present a dangerous threat ahead of Saturday's match at Eden Park. Kiss highlighted the pair's extensive shared experience, noting their kicking and game management capabilities along with the overall cohesion provided by brothers Jordie Barrett and Scott Barrett in the All Blacks lineup.
Australia heads into the Bledisloe Cup clash unbeaten in five Tests under Kiss, but faces a formidable challenge against New Zealand, who have not lost at Eden Park in 53 Tests dating back to 1994. Kiss stressed the significance of the rivalry and noted the presence of multiple centurions across the experienced All Blacks squad.
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