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The All Blacks recovered to score four tries in the second quarter and lead 26-0 by halftime. But they will look back on their shaky start with concern as they were often turned over at breakdowns by Uruguay and at times looked stretched in defense.Wales says its left behind Georgia loss but Lelos aren’t forgetting at the Rugby World CupStill, the All Blacks finished with 11 tries including a second-half hat trick to winger Leicester Fainga’anuku.
McKenzie also shone from fullback and his sublime piece of skill to create a try for Jordan was the All Blacks’ highlight of the first half. He kicked ahead and when the ball bounced, he balanced precariously close to the touchline and swept the ball one-handed to Jordan. But when they ran on their bench from 50 minutes or so their cohesion again began to fray and the match became scrappy. More than 10 minutes elapsed between their seventh try and their eighth, a second to Jordan again from strong scrummaging.
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