Wallabies coach Michael Cheika just wants more of the same from monster centres Samu Kerevi and Tevita Kuridrani in Saturday's crunch second Test against England.
Cheika has left his backline completely in tact for the must-win clash at AAMI Park, giving the Fijian-born ball-runners another crack at smashing through the English defensive line.
Kerevi made his international debut in the 39-28 first Test loss at Suncorp Stadium and his combination with childhood mate Kuridrani looked the goods - until winger Rob Horne's first-half concussion forced Cheika into a midfield reshuffle, sending the pair off into different channels and disrupting what had been a promising start from Australia.
But with Cheika reverting to a 5-3 forwards-backs split on the Wallaby bench and with a little more luck, Kerevi and Kuridrani should get a better chance to show what they can do in Melbourne.
"I thought they were pretty good last week, to be honest," Cheika said.