The dynasty continues as the All Blacks secure the Bledisloe Cup for yet another year having thumped the Wallabies 38 – 7 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Leading the charge for the Kiwis was secondrow Scott Barrett who was simply world class throughout the fixture.

Setting up the All Blacks first try with a thumping hit of Australian scrumhalf Tate McDermott, the middle Barrett brother set the tone for the visitors.

While his hit on McDermott was savage, Barrett saved his best for replacement scrumhalf Nic White.

Scott Barrett Steam Rolls Wallabies Scrumhalf

Notoriously renowned for his chirpy and combative style of play, White often cops the brunt of opposition furty.

Today was no exception as Barrett initially blasted his out of the way to set up Caleb Clarke’s try before finding White’s eye line.

From here he made a brilliant spur of the moment gesture. Check it out!

Scott Barrett 🤣

Poor old Nic White seems to be copping a few hidings of late.

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— Philip Bendon (@PBendon) July 29, 2023