Kurtley Beale finished off a brilliant sweeping move to give Australia enough breathing space to beat New Zealand 25-20 and win the Tri-Nations title for the first time since 2001, according to Eurosport.Having charged ahead on the back of a rampaging display by Fiji-born number eight Radike Samo, the Wallabies were gradually reeled in by the All Blacks as they racked up 17 unanswered points to level at 20-20 after the hour.
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