(Reuters) - The pace of the All Blacks in attack and into contact was the key difference in their 46-6 victory in the third test on Saturday, according to Wales coach Warren Gatland.
The All Blacks' counter-attack was ruthless in Dunedin, with flyhalf Beauden Barrett scoring two tries and finishing with 26 points in the match that sealed a 3-0 series sweep for the world champions.
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