A good hour: Martin Landajo

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Australia beat Argentina 23-19 in round four of the Rugby Championship. Now we rate the players at Skilled Park on the Gold Coast.

15 Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino: Enjoyed a solid game that was highlighted by good kicking out of hand. Did enough to keep his place in a fortnight. 5/10

14 Gonzalo Camacho: Had a chance to go the length early on but was hauled down. Not up to the high standard he had set himself in previous games. 4/10

13 Marcelo Bosch: Bosch is up there with Conrad Smith with his drift defence as he covered four players at one point. The duo will meet next up. 6/10

12 Santiago Fernandez: Tackled well but we have him coming off second best against Pat McCabe. Not as prominent as last week against New Zealand. 5/10

11 Horacio Agulla: Again a fairly quiet performance from the Bath wing as his battle with Dom Shipperley rarely got going. Victim of a lack of ball. 4/10

10 Juan Martin Hernandez: Oozes class. His touch-finding was brilliant, particularly in the closing stages while he was the Argentina's top tackler. 7/10

9 Martin Landajo: Had a good hour in the light blue jersey and did not let his coach down, who picked him ahead of Nicolas Vergallo. Solid effort. 6/10

8 Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe: If fans didn't know what to expect before, they do now. Lobbe rarely has a bad game and was inspirational yet again. 7/10

7 Juan Manuel Leguizamon: Played 48 minutes on the Gold Coast but in that time he amassed twelve tackles in a solid shift for his country. Gritty. 6/10

6 Julio Faras Cabello: Picked up a try for his efforts by supporting Juan Imhoff's break down the wing. Also got through the tackles for the Pumas. 6/10

5 Patricio Albacete: One of the three men to have featured the last time the teams met in 2003 could not reverse that Sydney result. Industrious. 6/10

4 Manuel Carizza: The lock battle was an interesting one as Nathan Sharpe and Kane Douglas just about edged their counterparts. Carizza was quiet. 4/10

3 Juan Figallo: We scored the scrums as being more or less equal. Figallo took on Benn Robinson and James Slipper and was solid if unspectactular. 6/10

2 Eusebio Guinazu: An hour for him this week due to Agustin Creevy's return but in that hour he threw well at line-out time and made seven tackles. 5/10

1 Rodrigo Roncero: Not as influential as last week but put in a shift as per usual. Will enjoy a week off more than most before facing New Zealand. 5/10

Replacements:

16 Agustin Creevy: Came on for nineteen minutes and threw a crooked throw at a crucial time. 3/10

17 Juan Pablo Orlandi: Made seven tackles in a decent second-half shift coming off the bench. 5/10

18 Leonardo Senatore: Not on long enough to warrant a rating.

19 Tomas Leonardi: Almost a memorable 32 minutes for the back-row forward as his try immediately after coming on turned out not to be in victory. 6/10

20 Nicolas Vergallo: Got on at the same time as Creevy and could not stop the Wallaby fightback. 4/10

22 Juan Imhoff: Replaced the injured Camacho before the break and caused problems for Australia. The assist for Cabello was good if contentious. 7/10