Good, deep kick by Jonathan Davies but Dagg has returned it with interest, that came right out the meat of the bat. But Read is pinged for tackling in the air and Wales will clear their lines...

Rob Ackerman
Former Wales and Lions centre on BBC Radio Wales

"The All Blacks backed their line-out. They knew they had to score next. If Wales would have held out and scored themselves it would have been a psychological boost. It's a bit of a blip but they'll get over that."

Wales have a penalty, New Zealand coming in at the side, Biggar takes aim from just outside the 10m line... over it goes, Wales sneak the lead...

Read on another gallop, bit of ping-pong, here goes Dane Coles, the lad's got some acceleration for a hooker, a Ferrari engine in a Transit van. Fekitoa is warming up again, looks like he's been stitched up and is being thrown back into the fray. 

Wales showing some cute touches in keeping the ball alive and here comes Jonathan Davies with another half-break, released by full-back Patchell, But it's a New Zealand scrum inside their own 22, Read off the back of it, Cruden with a funny looking clearance down the middle... Liam Williams calls a mark...  

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John McEnerney: Had my 4 Bix, Wales put in a savage hour last week they'll last 50 2day & then it's "Goodnight Vienna". All Blacks by 20+

AnEnglishman in Doha: Wales to lose 3 tests as they r exhausted after Gatland got them to peak vs Eng in RWC 2016. They r a better team, just bad timing

Simon George: To quote Han Solo, 'I gotta bad feeling 'bout this'! 

Naholo, who bagged a brace last week, with the half-break in midfield. New Zealand put plenty of phases together but Kaino is eventually penalised for not releasing and Biggar hammers into touch...

Rob Ackerman
Former Wales and Lions centre on BBC Radio Wales

"A really good start from Wales. They're keeping the pressue on the All Blacks and asking questions. It's been a great start."

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Sloppy from the All Blacks at the breakdown and Moriarty is quickly on the loose ball. Wales win a free-kick at the line-out, first scrum of the game. Both packs weight exactly 901kg and it shows. Faletau off the back of the scrum, makes yards... Jonathan Davies swivels out of a tackle, Liam Williams finds space out wide but New Zealand win a penalty for not releasing...

Jonathan Davies with the half-break, Wales look to go wide and Liam Williams lobs it into touch. Huge collision between Roberts and Fekitoa and the latter's head has split like a coconut. Fekitoa led off, Roberts gets bandaged up.

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Right, we're off. Cruden with the kick-off, Biggar fields and bangs into touch...

Rob Ackerman
Former Wales and Lions centre on BBC Radio Wales

"There was concern early on in the first Test that the New Zealand midfield will lack experience and that’s where Wales got the jump on them. They can make in-roads there I feel. Wales have to play an expansive game – when you’ve got the players of the calibre of Jamie Roberts or Jonathan Davies, you have to play to those strengths."

mtsherlock: Why do I have this sense something special might happen? Foolhardy?

With George North out of the rest of the tour, Liam Williams is switched to the wing, while Luke Charteris replaces Jake Ball in the second row. Players are out, or at least Wales are, we'll have the haka in a minute.

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Daniel Lewis: I expect today to go very similar to last week. Close in the first half, New Zealand to run away with it in the second.

New Zealand: I Dagg, W Naholo, M Fekitoa, R Crotty, B Smith, A Cruden, A Smith; J Moody, D Coles, O Franks, S Whitlock, B Retallick, J Kaino, S Cane, K Read (captain). Replacements: N Harris, W Crockett, C Faumuina, P Tuipulotu, A Savea, TJ Perenara, B Barrett, S Tamanivalu. 

Wales: R Patchell (Cardiff Blues), L Williams (Scarlets), J Davies (Clermont), J Roberts (Harlequins), H Amos (Dragons), D Biggar (Ospreys), R Webb (Ospreys); G Jenkins (Cardiff Blues), K Owens (Scarlets), S Lee (Scarlets), L Charteris (Racing 92), A-W Jones (Ospreys), R Moriarty (Gloucester), S Warburton (Cardiff Blues), T Faletau (Dragons). Replacements: S Baldwin (Ospreys), R Evans (Scarlets), T Francis (Exeter Chiefs), B Davies (Wasps), E Jenkins (Cardiff Blues), G Davies (Scarlets), G Anscombe (Cardiff Blues), S Williams (Scarlets). 

Referee: J Peyper (South Africa).

It says something about the All Blacks' strength in depth that Savea, who scored his 39th try in 42 Tests last week, has been dropped from the squad completely. Mad, really. And what a talent Ben Smith is - full-back, wing, centre, take your pick...

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