All Blacks half Aaron Smith believes his side can get "better" after their first Bledisloe Cup win over the Wallabies in Sydney on Saturday.
Speaking at a press conference today in Auckland, Smith outlined his frustrations, saying the All Blacks failed to execute on attack at set piece time.
"We can take a lot of positives from the weekend but there are heaps of learnings and opportunities for us too to get better," said Smith.
"That's what we are focusing on after a review this morning."
The 29-year-old scored the first try in the All Blacks' 38-13 win over Australia at ANZ Stadium, but admitted there is still a lot to improve on for the men in black.
"There is a few things, don't want to give away too much or give them (Wallabies) any fuel or insight, but we just want to improve our game.
"Get it to a standard where we want it to be, but I think you just need to look at our set piece attack firstly, it was pretty average," he said.
"And we got nothing off that. There is an opportunity this week to fix it."
The All Blacks host the Wallabies at Eden Park in Auckland this Saturday and have the chance to wrap up the Bledisloe Cup series for another year with a win.
"If given a chance I know there is a few of us that would like to make it a lot better (set piece).
"Something we pride ourselves on is always been our set piece attack, but credit to Australia to be able to defend and show different pictures."
It has been 16 years since the Wallabies have won the Bledisloe Cup trophy off the All Blacks.
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