Sunday’s All Blacks vs Wallabies Live opener arrives without Bledisloe Cup 2020 Rugby the traditional preamble of a Super Rugby campaign where Australian sides regularly do battle with their trans-Tasman rivals.

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And with both the Wallabies and All Blacks have not played international rugby in what feels like forever, there’s a sense of great uncertainty and unpredictability as they prepare to renew the battle.

“But,” he continued, “the reality is the Australians have lost plenty of talent and even that was not overly good. The second row is average and the front row is questionable. There is no clear general at first five-eighth and not a lot of strike power out wide.”

On paper, the Wallabies have lost some top names since the 2019 Rugby World Cup. But Sunday will provide a perfect opportunity for the Wallabies to prove their mettle – especially the trio of debutants in Rennie’s first XV in charge of Australia.

Hepburn continued: “There will be rust from the All Blacks for sure and plenty of balls will be spilled but it looks like a comfortable win for the home team.”

Rust will certainly be a factor, but the All Blacks may have more of an issue with it than the Aussies. Super Rugby Aotearoa ended on 15 August, while Super Rugby AU concluded with the final on 19 September, so we could see a more fit and ready Aussie side come Sunday.