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Fresh off a win over the Wallabies, the All Blacks teamed up with the Kiwis in a bid to inspire a double shut-out of their trans-Tasman rivals.
In a cross-code show of solidarity, several All Blacks players attended the New Zealand Kiwis' captain's run at Allianz Stadium in Sydney ahead of their Rugby League World Cup opener against Australia. Players including Will Jordan, Quinn Tupaea, and Cam Roigard offered encouragement and took part in a jersey presentation with Kiwis captain James Fisher-Harris as both national squads prepare for separate trans-Tasman clashes against Australian sides.
Kiwis coach Stacey Jones welcomed the cross-code support as his squad prepares to challenge tournament favorites Australia with a formidable forward pack featuring Fisher-Harris, Joseph Tapine, Moses Leota, and Naufahu Whyte. Meanwhile, Australian coach Kevin Walters confirmed Reece Walsh and Mitchell Moses will start in the opening fixture, while James Tedesco and Sam Walker will be given their opportunities the following week.
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