Like them or loathe them, contestable kicks are now a major factor in winning Test matches. And New Zealand convincingly won the battle in the skies at Eden Park.
The Wallabies have identified kicking accuracy and defensive urgency as crucial adjustments needed after losing the aerial battle against New Zealand at Eden Park. Australia flyhalf Ben Donaldson and coach Les Kiss acknowledged that the All Blacks thoroughly dominated the contest for high balls, reversing the success Australia previously enjoyed with contestable kicks against South Africa.
New Zealand outpointed Australia 8-3 in regained possession from kicks, largely driven by halfback Cam Roigard's pinpoint box kicking. Donaldson highlighted that Australia's kicking was off target and kicks were often too deep, while Kiss emphasized the necessity for improved communication and urgency to regain momentum in the second Bledisloe Cup clash.
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