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SYDNEY : Jordan Petaia was 19 when he made his debut for the Wallabies at the 2019 World Cup, scoring a try with his second touch, but on Saturday he will finally get his first start at fullback against England at Brisbane's Lang Park.
Before every Test former Australian captain John Eales used to lock eyes with a supporter in the crowd and proudly sing the national anthem with them as a reminder of a Wallaby’s responsibility to fans. On Saturday Michael Hooper’s side will seek the eyes of Phillipa McDermott, daughter of Uncle Lloyd McDermott, the first Wallabies player to identify as a First Nations man.
SYDNEY : England head to Brisbane this weekend to face a Wallabies team on the rise knowing that a fourth straight defeat and a guaranteed series loss could be the beginning of the end for their coach.
Taniela Tupou has lit the fuse for a thunderous collision with Ellis Genge when Australia face England in Saturday's second Test by revealing they will be united by a mutual desire to "smash" their rival.
SYDNEY : Taniela "Tongan Thor" Tupou returns to the front row and Jordan Petaia makes his first start at fullback in two of seven changes to Australia's matchday squad for Saturday's second test against England.
Australia defence coach Matt Taylor said head coach Dave Rennie's clarity and calm demeanour were key factors in their improvement over the last couple of years and that the Wallabies were now more adaptable as situations change on the field.
A dramatic opening weekend to summer Test rugby has seen a major reshuffle in World Rugby's official rankings, with six of the top eight teams all moving around the table.
Darcy Swain will attend an independent disciplinary hearing on Tuesday following his red card in Australia’s 30-28 victory over England in their Test series opener.