New Zealand scrum-half Stacey Jones says he is considering extending his international career following the historic 38-28 victory over Australia.
Jones decided to come out of retirement to play in the opening two games of New Zealand's Tri-Nations campaign.
But the 29-year-old, who is set to play for French side Les Catalans in Super League next year, could now carry on.
"I'm not sure what I'm going to do right now. It's a little bit of a difficult situation," he said.
"That win was fantastic. I can't really commit to anything at this stage.
"I've got to get to France and then come back to New Zealand because my wife is expecting a baby."
Jones played a vital role in Saturday's win, New Zealand's first in Sydney since 1959, kicking seven goals from seven attempts as well as setting up Clinton Toopi's opening try.
New Kiwi coach Brian McClennan is believed to have played a key role in persuading Jones out of retirement, but says he will not put any pressure on the NZ Warriors half-back to extend the return.
"It's Stacey's call. We'll leave that completely up to him," he said.
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