Rugby World Cup
Oct 2, 2015 at 8pm UK at ​Millennium Stadium

New Zealand
43-10
Georgia

Naholo (2'), Savea (8', 17', 74'), Coles (22'), Read (52'), Fekitoa (78')
FT
Tsiklauri (5')
Waisake Naholo (C) of the New Zealand All Blacks celebrates scoring the opening try with Conrad Smith and Aaron Smith (L) of the New Zealand All Blacks during the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool C match between New Zealand and Georgia at the Millennium Stadium
Result: New Zealand power past resilient Georgia
New Zealand power to a 43-10 victory over a plucky Georgia side in Pool C at the Millennium Stadium.
The Match
Match Report
New Zealand power to a 43-10 victory over a plucky Georgia side in Pool C at the Millennium Stadium.
Live Commentary
Relive Sports Mole's live coverage of New Zealand's 43-10 win over Georgia at the Rugby World Cup.
HT Report
New Zealand secure the bonus point by taking a 22-10 lead over Georgia in the first half at the Millennium Stadium.
Team News
Waisake Naholo is handed his World Cup debut as New Zealand make 10 changes for Friday's Pool C meeting with Georgia.
Build-up
Waisake Naholo of the New Zealand All Blacks walks off injured during The Rugby Championship match between the New Zealand All Blacks and Argentina at AMI Stadium on July 17, 2015
Steve Hansen: 'Waisake Naholo excited to return'
New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen admits that Waisake Naholo is desperate to get started at the World Cup ahead of Friday's meeting with Georgia.
Sep 30, 13:31
 Dan Carter of New Zealand lines up a kick at goal during the QBE International match between England and New Zealand at Twickenham Stadium on November 16, 2013
Dan Carter: 'Millennium Stadium is best place to play'
New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter says that the Millennium Stadium is his favourite place to play rugby.
Sep 28, 15:45
 Wyatt Crockett of the All Blacks during a New Zealand All Blacks media session at the Lensbury on September 16, 2015 in London, United Kingdom.
Wyatt Crockett relishing Georgia test
New Zealand prop Wyatt Crockett believes that Georgia will be "hugely clinical" when they face the All Blacks at the Rugby World Cup.
Sep 28, 13:56
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