'Not good enough', All Blacks look to make things right in Auckland

FILE PHOTO: Rugby Union - All Blacks training - Sydney, Australia - August 17, 2017 - New Zealand's All Blacks rugby union half back Aaron Smith passes the ball during a training session before the first Bledisloe Cup game against Australia's Wallabies. REUTERS/Jason Reed/File Photo

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - All Blacks scrumhalf Aaron Smith gave a scathing assessment of his performance in last weekend's Bledisloe Cup test as New Zealand continued to pick at the scabs of the 16-16 draw with Australia on Tuesday.

Smith was not alone in offering his analysis of what went wrong for the three-times world champions, with the local media offering another ream of copy on where Ian Foster's side fell short and how it could be fixed.