Barrett says All Blacks must cut out skills errors to bounce back against Ireland

Jordie Barrett was speaking at an All Blacks press conference earlier.
Barrett says All Blacks must cut out skills errors to bounce back against Ireland

QUICK HANDS: Ireland's Caelan Doris, left, tries to grab the foot of Jordie Barrett of New Zealand during their second rugby union international match in Dunedin, New Zealand, Saturday, July 9, 2022. (Andrew Cornaga/Photosport via AP)

All Blacks full-back Jordie Barrett is backing his side to get the job done over Ireland, once they cut out individual skills errors.

While they made a couple of uncommon mistakes in ideal conditions in Dunedin, New Zealand demonstrated some excellent handling abilities in wet weather during the opening test in Auckland.

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