Five players who stood out for New Zealand against the Sharks
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The All Blacks plan is coming along nicely after the first two matches of the Greatest Rivalry Tour. Friday 7 August they beat the Stormers 21-38 and tonight they ran riot against the Sharks, beating them 0-54.

Lets take a look at who stood out for the All Blacks
Sam Darry.The 26 year old lock was excellent in the lineouts. He made sure of his lineouts and scored a try for his workrate. 12 out of 12 tackles will also be something he will be happy about.
Luke Jacobson. First time All Blacks captain kept his team on track in the first half when things got a bit lose. He made 13/15 tackles and won 1 turnover.

Kyle Preston. The All Blacks are blessed with great scrumhalves in their squad and one of them is Preston. On the money decision making, box kicks landing on the mark and scoring a try for him.
Ruben Love. 7 Out of 8 conversions and 6 of them from the touchline is somehing Dave Rennie will be very happy about. One could see he was enjoying himself out there.

Jordie Barrett-Man of the match. Barrett did not out one foot wrong tonight. Distance kicks, grubbers, over the top passes and spot tackles were all in his book tonight.
Rennie can be very happy with how his team performed tonight. Next up the Bulls at Loftus this Saturday.





