All Blacks thrash Sharks 54-0
New Zealand scored eight tries in the match, with former All Black Ma'a Nonu performing a solo haka before the game
The New Zealand All Blacks defeated the Sharks 54-0 in a Rugby's Greatest Rivalry tour match in Durban. The match was part of the All Blacks' South Africa tour, which includes four Tests against the Springboks.
The All Blacks scored eight tries in the match, with Ruben Love leading the team's pre-match haka and converting seven of the eight tries. The team's head coach, Dave Rennie, was aware that former All Black Ma'a Nonu would perform a solo haka before the game.
Ma'a Nonu, a 44-year-old former All Black, played 104 matches for New Zealand from 2003 to 2015. He was signed by the Sharks a week ago to help develop their young players. Nonu's experience and skills were not enough to help the Sharks, as the All Blacks dominated the match from start to finish.
The All Blacks' tour of South Africa will continue with four Tests against the Springboks, including a final Test in Baltimore, USA. The team's victory over the Sharks was a convincing one, with the All Blacks showing their strength and skill on the field.
## What's next The All Blacks will face the Springboks in four Tests, with the final Test taking place in Baltimore, USA. The team will look to build on their victory over the Sharks and continue their winning streak in the Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series.
