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30 August 2026

The Wallabies showed great signs against Argentina. Two of them were world-class

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The Wallabies showed great signs against Argentina. Two of them were world-class

Second-rower Josh Canham continued his standout year and Max Jorgensen produced his best performance in some time in another promising display by the Wallabies in their 27-21 win over Argentina.

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