Long-serving All Blacks midfielder Jordie Barrett has described the build-up to this week’s third Test in the Greatest Rivalry series as like a Rugby World Cup knockout game.
Following a 54-0 victory for New Zealand at Kings Park on Tuesday, here are our five takeaways from the second match of the Rugby's Greatest Rivalry tour.
Former New Zealand scrum-half Ant Strachan believes a change in position for Jordie Barrett will help the All Blacks to improve a key area of their game which they have been struggling with of late.
The youngest Barrett brother has been reflecting on comparisons to the great Ma'a Nonu, claiming that any similarities stop at the number on the back of their shirts.
Jordie Barrett signed off his brief Leinster stint with a trophy but he has opened the door for potentially targeting more silverware with the province.
