The coach highlighted where he felt his side could improve ahead of the Rugby World Cup.

All Blacks coach Dave Rennie expressed frustration over New Zealand's 3-1 series loss during their tour of South Africa, citing a failure to control key moments. Speaking to Newstalk ZB's Jason Pine, the 62-year-old noted that the team struggled against the Springboks' tactical kicking and set-piece pressure despite creating chances across the tests.
Despite the defeat, Rennie emphasized valuable lessons gained ahead of the upcoming Rugby World Cup, noting that 49 players featured on tour. He pointed out the squad had only been together for nine or ten weeks and has strong growth potential ahead of their upcoming Bledisloe Cup fixtures against Australia.
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