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Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Hurricanes vs Highlanders VENUE Westpac Stadium DATE 18 March 2017 08:35 COMPETITION Vodacom Super Rugby FINAL SCORE 41 - 15 HALFTIME SCORE 10 - 8 TRIES 7 - 2 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Hurricanes Highlanders PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Ardie Savea (J #8) 1 0 0 0 Fletcher Smith (J #10) 0 0 1 0 Ngani Laumape (J #12) 2 0 0 0 Matt Faddes (J #23) 1 0 0 0 Matt Proctor (J #13) 1 0 0 0 Elliot Dixon (J #6) 1 0 0 0 Beauden Barrett (J #10) 0 2 0 0 Marty Banks (J #22) 0 1 0 0 Julian Savea (J #11) 1 0 0 0 Vince Aso (J #14) 2 0 0 0 Jordie Barrett (J #15) 0 1 0 0 LINE-UP Hurricanes Highlanders 1 Chris Eves (J #1) 1 Dan Lienert-brown (J #1) 2 Dane Coles (J #2) 2 Liam Coltman (J #2) 3 Jeff To’omaga-allen (J #3) 3 Siate Tokolahi (J #3) 4 Mark Abbott (J #4) 4 Joe Wheeler (J #4) 5 Michael Fatialofa (J #5) 5 Tom Franklin (J #5) 6 Brad Shields (J #6) 6 Elliot Dixon (J #6) 7 Callum Gibbins (J #7) 7 Dillon Hunt (J #7) 8 Ardie Savea (J #8) 8 Luke Whitelock (J #8) 9 Tj Perenara (J #9) 9 Aaron Smith (J #9) 10 Beauden Barrett (J #10) 10 Fletcher Smith (J #10) 11 Julian Savea (J #11) 11 Tevita Li (J #11) 12 Ngani Laumape (J #12) 12 Rob Thompson (J #12) 13 Matt Proctor (J #13) 13 Malakai Fekitoa (J #13) 14 Vince Aso (J #14) 14 Richard Buckman (J #14) 15 Jordie Barrett (J #15) 15 Ben Smith (J #15) RESERVES Hurricanes Highlanders 16 Ricky Riccitelli (J #16) 16 Sekonaia Pole (J #16) 17 Ben May (J #17) 17 Aki Seiuli (J #17) 18 Mike Kainga (J #18) 18 Guy Millar (J #18) 19 Sam Lousi (J #19) 19 Jackson Hemopo (J #19) 20 Reed Prinsep (J #20) 20 Gareth Evans (J #20) 21 Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi (J #21) 21 Kayne Hammington (J #21) 22 Otere Black (J #22) 22 Marty Banks (J #22) 23 Wes Goosen (J #23) 23 Matt Faddes (J #23) CARDS Hurricanes Highlanders # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red 1 Tj Perenara (J #9) 0 0 1 0 1 Tevita Li (J #11) 0 0 1 0 COMMENTARY TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT GAME STARTED 0' First Half Start 8' Missed Penalty Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 11' Try Ardie Savea Hurricanes 12' Missed Conversion Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 25' Penalty Goal Fletcher Smith Highlanders 25' Player Off Malakai Fekitoa Highlanders Concussion test not passed Concussion test for 13 25' Player On Matt Faddes Highlanders (Permanent replacement for 13) 31' Try Matt Faddes Highlanders 32' Missed Conversion Fletcher Smith Highlanders 35' Try Ngani Laumape Hurricanes 36' Missed Conversion Beauden Barrett Hurricanes HALF TIME 40' Second Half Start 41' Try Matt Proctor Hurricanes 41' Conversion Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 43' Player Off TJ Perenara Hurricanes Yellow Card 43' Player Off Fletcher Smith Highlanders Concussion test 43' Player On Marty Banks Highlanders Concussion for 10 44' Try Elliot Dixon Highlanders 45' Conversion Marty Banks Highlanders 50' Try Ngani Laumape Hurricanes 51' Missed Conversion Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 54' Player On TJ Perenara Hurricanes Yellow Card Return 56' Player Off Matt Proctor Hurricanes Concussion test (Failed) Concussion test for 13 56' Player On Wes Goosen Hurricanes (Permanent) 60' Player Off Dan Lienert-Brown Highlanders Tactical 60' Player On Aki Seiuli Highlanders Tactical 60' Player Off Joe Wheeler Highlanders Tactical 60' Player On Jackson Hemopo Highlanders Tactical 60' Player Off Aaron Smith Highlanders Tactical 60' Player On Kayne Hammington Highlanders Tactical 60' Player Off Elliot Dixon Highlanders Tactical 60' Player On Gareth Evans Highlanders Tactical 61' Player Off Callum Gibbins Hurricanes Tactical 61' Player On Reed Prinsep Hurricanes Tactical 61' Try Julian Savea Hurricanes 63' Missed Conversion Jordie Barrett Hurricanes 64' Player Off Mark Abbott Hurricanes Tactical 64' Player On Sam Lousi Hurricanes Tactical 65' Player Off Chris Eves Hurricanes Tactical 65' Player On Ben May Hurricanes Tactical 68' Try Vince Aso Hurricanes 68' Conversion Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 69' Player Off Dane Coles Hurricanes Injury 69' Player On Ricky Riccitelli Hurricanes Injury for 2 69' Player Off Jeff To’omaga-Allen Hurricanes Tactical 69' Player On Mike Kainga Hurricanes Tactical 69' Player Off TJ Perenara Hurricanes Tactical 69' Player On Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi Hurricanes Tactical 70' Player Off Siate Tokolahi Highlanders Tactical 70' Player On Guy Millar Highlanders Tactical 71' Player Off Liam Coltman Highlanders Tactical 71' Player On Sekonaia Pole Highlanders Tactical 71' Player Off Ngani Laumape Hurricanes Tactical 71' Player On Otere Black Hurricanes Tactical 77' Player Off Tevita Li Highlanders Yellow Card 79' Try Vince Aso Hurricanes 79' Conversion Jordie Barrett Hurricanes 80' Second Half End 80' Full Time GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.
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