The Bledisloe Cup schedule could require an overhaul, with New Zealand slamming its border shut to Australians from midnight

The All Blacks were set to play the Wallabies in the first test on August 7th at Eden Park, before facing them again in Perth two weeks later.

The two sides were then poised to jump on a flight back to New Zealand, for a third test in Wellington on August 28th.

That will all now have to be redrawn, with playing all three tests on one side of the Tasman now appearing likely.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has indicated that they will consider the Wallabies arriving in the next seven days - like New Zealanders can - if they can prove an economic benefit...



New Zealand Rugby is expected to release a statement this afternoon.

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