A dominant first‑half performance saw Australia win their 12 consecutive Test against Wales with a 32‑8 victory in Cardiff this morning.
Australia outscored Wales with five tries to one.
The Wallabies led 20 points to 3 at halftime, scoring three tries while only conceding one penalty.
Flyhalf Bernard Foley scored one of the Wallabies's five tries in a superb individual display.
Captain Stephen Moore finished off a rolling maul for Australia's first try, centre Reece Hodge exchanged passes with Israel Folau before racing clear for his try and Tevita Kuridrani took Foley's miss‑pass and dummied his way over try line.
Australia had 95 percent territory in the first 20 minutes.
Haylett‑Petty scored the Wallabies final try.
Meanwhile, Argentina scored seven tries to demolish Japan 54-20 in their test match yesterday.
Nicolas Sanchez scored 29 points including two tries for the Pumas who were 21‑6 up at half‑time.
