Team's inability to learn from mistakes cost us the game - Haylett‑Petty

The man most likely to fill Israel Folau's shoes in the second Bledisloe Cup Test this weekend says turnovers and the team's inability to move on from its mistakes cost the Wallabies in Sydney on Saturday night.

Dane Haylett‑Petty says the Wallabies had completed a sobering review of their 38‑13 loss to the All Blacks after arriving on Waiheke Island on Sunday evening.

Haylett-Petty, who will vie with Kurtley Beale for the No. 15 jersey after Folau was ruled out with an ankle muscle tear, said Australia's defence held up well until it started turning over ball.

The Wallabies will meet the All Blacks at Eden Park at 7.35pm Saturday. The Wallabies last victory against the All Blacks at Eden Park was 32 years ago.

Meanwhile South Africa will take on Argentina at 7.10am Sunday.

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