New Zealand vs Namibia LIVE: Rugby World Cup scores and latest updates as All Blacks dominate in Toulouse

Clarke gets his try! Richie Mo’unga drags the defenders in and looks as if he’s going to pass, but his crossfield kick lands perfectly for Clarke to gather and cross the line.

It’s his sixth try for New Zealand and his first at the World Cup after being close at various points in the match in the buildup. McKenzie (again) with the conversion.

The backs join the maul and Namibia are so close to the line but the ball is fumbled as well as a player being offside. It’s the closest they’ve got to the line all game but it wasn’t to be. The French crowd really seem to be getting behind them!

After another strong maul from the lineout, Savea goes clear and releases the ball to Roigard who delivers once more for David Havili to score. After scoring twice for himself the scrum half is now giftwrapping passes to set up tries for his All Blacks teammates. McKenzie converts again.

Savea with a defence-bursting carry from the base of the scrum to move New Zealand forward and they go the width of the pitch before releasing Dalton Papali’i to score. McKenzie with a comfortable conversion.

Just off the bench and Ethan de Groot opens his scoring account for the evening with a strong drive to the line for New Zealand! McKenzie misses the conversion.

A slightly error-strewn start for both sides. New Zealand make their way back into the match but Caleb Clarke trips over his feet as he struggles to retain his balance on the way to the line.

Namibia’s Tiaan Swanepoel gets the second half underway in Toulouse!

New Zealand looking to be confidently on the way to that record-breaking 50th win with that first half performance that was just too much for Namibia, particularly in defence. A tough blow for Namibia losing Le Roux Malan in such horrific fashion early on in the match.

All Blacks set themselves up well with consistently strong set pieces and excellent link up play to drive them over the line.

McKenzie gets the next for the All Blacks, his second of the night! He’s set up well by Roigard who gives him the perfect offload after drawing in multiple defenders from a break. The fly-half converts his own score and New Zealand have a comfortable lead approaching half time. The rain looks to have finally stopped too, things are really brightening up for New Zealand and it’s only the first half!