Pacific Cup: New Zealand Dominates Tonga
New Zealand's fullback Keano Kini played a key role in the team's 40-14 win over Tonga in the Pacific Cup.
The Kiwis' victory was fueled by a dominant pack and impressive performances by Kini and five-eighth Dylan Brown.
- New Zealand will face Samoa in the Pacific Cup final on November 9.
- Tonga's second-rower Eliesa Katoa was taken to hospital after suffering a head knock during the warm-up.
Coach Kristian Woolf said Katoa did not require a concussion test after hitting the turf before the match.
Author's summary: Kiwis dominate Tonga 40-14.
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