Scott Barrett is set to lead the All Blacks once again as they take on England at Twickenham, aiming for a clean sweep on their tour. But here's where it gets controversial... The lock, who recently recovered from an injury sustained during the Ireland clash in Chicago, will captain the team in place of the benched Josh Lord. This decision has sparked debate among fans, as some question whether Barrett's return is a strategic move or a risk. And this is the part most people miss... With a cut to his leg requiring stitches, Barrett's availability is a relief, but his return to the starting lineup has raised eyebrows. Coach Scott Robertson's team selection has been a hot topic, especially with the reshuffling of the backline following Caleb Clarke's withdrawal due to concussion. The All Blacks' recent form against England is impressive, with 36 wins out of 46 tests since 1905. However, England is on a winning streak, and the upcoming match promises an epic clash. Will the All Blacks' dominance continue? Stay tuned as we explore the key players and the potential impact of Barrett's return on the team's performance.
