The All Blacks and the Wallabies will return to Hong Kong in October to play a Bledisloe Cup Test, officials have announced.
The New Zealand and Australian teams played a Test in Hong Kong for the first time in 2008 and will meet again in the territory on October 30 as the two teams head towards Europe for tours.
The Test will be the pair's fourth clash in their annual Bledisloe Cup series, with the first three played as part of the Tri-Nations competition.
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"The All Blacks have a huge fan base in Asia and the team is again looking forward to meeting and playing in front of our fans in Hong Kong," New Zealand Rugby Union chief executive Steve Tew said in a statement.
Australian Rugby Union chief executive John O'Neill said the Test showed Australia and New Zealand were serious about the Asian market, adding it would build on the success of the annual Hong Kong Sevens rugby tournament.
Hong Kong Rugby Football Union executive director Robert Knight said the Test would reinforce Hong Kong's position as a global rugby destination.
Last year the two teams also played an extra Bedisloe Cup Test in Asia, with the All Blacks winning 32-19 in Tokyo.
