Australia vs. British & Irish Lions: Second Test Player Ratings

Tom Wright displayed a performance of confidence with a try, dynamic running, and a 50:22 kick. Max Jorgensen was busy on the wing, putting pressure with his kicking. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii had mixed moments, contributing to a try but struggling in defense. Len Ikitau made numerous carries and crucial defensive plays. Harry Potter had minimal impact before leaving due to injury. Tom Lynagh had a promising performance with good kicking and creative play. Jake Gordon stood out with a confident display and a try. James Slipper excelled in defense but struggled in the scrum. David Porecki was pivotal in the improved lineout. Allan Alaalatoa had a tough time at the scrum. Nick Frost was key in the lineout and ruck. Will Skelton made a significant impact before leaving the field. Rob Valetini and Fraser McReight had moments of brilliance. Harry Wilson showed determination but had a challenging day.

On the Lions side, Hugo Keenan scored a crucial try. Tommy Freeman had a mixed game with errors. Huw Jones had a strong performance despite early mistakes. Bundee Aki had some impactful carries. James Lowe struggled under pressure but showed skill in attack. Finn Russell had a quieter game. Jamison Gibson-Park played a key role in the Lions' comeback. Andrew Porter was solid in the scrum. Dan Sheehan was reliable and scored a try. Tadhg Furlong worked hard around the field. Maro Itoje led by example with a tireless effort. Tadhg Beirne made a crucial impact. Tom Curry had a vital recovery tackle and a try. Jack Conan had moments of struggle.

Replacements on both sides made varying contributions to the game.