FILE PHOTO: Rugby Union - Rugby Union - Rugby World Cup 2019 - Quarter Final - New Zealand v Ireland - Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo, Japan - October 19, 2019 New Zealand's Beauden Barrett celebrates scoring their third try REUTERS/Issei Kato//File Photo
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A New Zealand team that seemed doubtful and disjointed during Ian Foster's first year in charge now appear on the verge of something special as they look to welcome a slew of top-shelf reinforcements to their Rugby Championship campaign.
After thrashing Australia at Eden Park and Perth, the All Blacks further underlined their strength in depth with a 39-0 shutout of Argentina on the Gold Coast on Sunday.
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