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Why the Wallabies should rest their best player for opening Bledisloe at Eden Park

Len Ikitau’s ankle injury makes a delayed return a safer option as the Wallabies weigh Eden Park risk against World Cup planning.

Beating the All Blacks would provide a boost for World Cup confidence, so Australia may be wiser to target the second Bledisloe Cup clash in Sydney.

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Why the Wallabies should rest their best player for opening Bledisloe at Eden Park

Beating the All Blacks would provide a boost for World Cup confidence, so Australia may be wiser to target the second Bledisloe Cup clash in Sydney.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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