New boy Caleb Clarke sparks All Blacks to commanding win

Wellington — Wing Caleb Clarke produced a stunning performance of power running in his first Test start to provide some much needed attacking thrust as New Zealand beat Australia 27-7 in their second Bledisloe Cup Test at Eden Park in Auckland on Sunday.

The authoritative win erased memories of a 16-16 draw in the first game the previous week and gave the All Blacks the advantage in retaining the Bledisloe Cup, which they have held since 2003, as the series moves to Australia for the final two matches...

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