Wallabies star David Pocock has lost all four matches he has played against the All Blacks at Eden Park.
Pocock is set to be unleashed on the All Blacks after passing a fitness test and says he cannot wait for the chance to break a 30‑year drought against New Zealand at Eden Park.
Pocock has made a speedy recovery following hand surgery shortly after the Wallabies' win over the Pumas in Perth.
He had to get through a training session yesterday to make himself available for selection.
While Pocock says he does not feel any pain in his hand, there is a chance he will start on the bench with No 8 Lopeti Timani to retain his spot.
The Wallabies are relishing the chance of breaking a record that stretches back to 1986 against the All Blacks who are chasing a world record 18th consecutive victory.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika will name his team to face the All Blacks tomorrow.
The All Blacks will face the Wallabies at 6.35pm Saturday.
Source: Stuff.co.nz
