The All Blacks have run over the top of a valiant Pumas outfit to emerge 57-22 winners in their Rugby Championship showdown in Hamilton.The world champions were tested for large stretches of the match, finding Argentinas renowned offload and set-piece talent a challenge to nullify.But the Kiwis sheer class won out in the end as Los Pumas ran out of steam, streaking ahead with five second-half tries to claim victory.For a young group to get a game like this on our own patch and to have our own crowd behind them was ideal, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen said.Maybe if wed been somewhere else, and in front of 80,000 people who didnt like you much, there wouldve been a wee bit more pressure.The lead changed four times in a scrappy opening stanza at the Waikato Stadium, with the All Blacks failing to reproduce the dizzyingly quick running rugby seen against the Wallabies.The world champions made the worst possible start in the second minute after a nice exchange of Pumas passes down the middle of the field put winger Santiago Cordero in under the posts.However, it didnt take the All Blacks long to bounce back, with winger Julian Savea going in under the posts after a scrum inside the Pumas 22. The visitors, buoyed by their win over the Springboks, produced a tough first half of rugby and gave the All Blacks their first genuine challenge of the four-nation tournament.Los Pumas inched back in front with two Nicolas Sanchez penalty goals and could have been further ahead if loosehead Nahuel Tetaz hadnt knocked on near the tryline.Fullback Ben Smith then took advantage of an overload on the right to put his side in front, before Sanchez and Israel Dagg traded penalty goals.Barrett, who was a subdued presence in the first half, then collected a lucky bounce to bag a five-pointer of his own.A fourth Sanchez penalty at the end of the half took the sides into the break at 24-19.The second half began poorly for the All Blacks when flanker Sam Cane was struck down by a knee injury soon after the restart.But the All Blacks quickly put that aside to stamp their dominance on the second stanza, running in five tries in the following 35 minutes on the back of a resurgent Barrett.The Hurricanes No.10 broke the Pumas line to put Ryan Crotty in under the posts, before further tries to substitute prop Charlie Faumuina, Crotty and Smith ended the match as a contest.Substitute lock Luke Romano then put the icing on the cake when he collected a Dagg knock-back to give the All Blacks a 35-point win.Wholesale Air Max 200 . 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The 10th-ranked German improved her record in finals to 3-5.A Michael Jennings try with 78 seconds remaining has given NSW captain Paul Gallen victory in his final State of Origin match, the Blues winning game three 18-14 at ANZ Stadium.The Blues dominated much of Wednesday nights contest before 61,267 fans but a Darius Boyd try with five minutes to go from a Cooper Cronk bomb - that Josh Mansour failed to catch after slipping - looked to have given Queensland the win.But Jennings crashed over after a long run from James Tedesco following a Blake Ferguson break had given the Blues field possession the tackle before.The win prevented a cleansweep by the Maroons in lock Corey Parkers final game, with Queensland winning the series 2-1.That feels great, Gallen told the Nine Network.The effort was there during the series but we lacked execution. Thankfully for us, we did it tonight.Jennings said the Blues were delighted to send Gallen out a winner.It was a pleasure to send Gal out like that, he said.We can look forward to next year with some positivity now.It was spiteful game in which Cooper Cronk and Andrew Fifita were sin-binned.Greg Inglis crossed for the opening try in just the fifth minute after dropped balls from Robbie Farah and Ferguson put the Blues under early pressure.But for much of the first half thereafter, the Blues were dominant but failed to take advantage.The home side enjoyed a 9-1 penalty count in their favour and 32 tackles in thhe opposition 20 to six.dddddddddddd Cronks deserved sin-binning in the 31st minute for taking out Wade Graham as he chased through a James Maloney kick gave the Blues a one-man advantage they could not capitalise on.The Blues only try in the opening stanza came through Tyson Frizell when the St George Illawarra star crashed over from short range after a long ball from James Maloney and an offload from Gallen opened up the Maroons defence.The game opened up after the break.A Fifita try put the Blues further ahead in the 41st minute before Gavin Cooper grabbed one back for the Maroons in the 52nd minute. Fifita was binned for reacting after Cooper threw the ball at Moylan after the try.Boyds try then looked to have grabbed another last-gasp win for Queensland but the Blues dug deep to send Gallen out a winner.Gallen converted Jennings try after the bell.Matt Moylan started in the halves, after much deliberation as to who would be the Blues No.6, alongside James Maloney.Jack Bird played much of the second half in the centres after Josh Dugan went off with a jaw injury.Frizell, Josh Jackson and Maloney were among the Blues best, while Wade Graham and James Tedesco impressed on debut.Cameron Smith led the way again for Queensland and was named man of the series. ' ' '
