All Blacks focussed on getting the job done, says McCaw

By Justin Palmer LONDON (Reuters) - New Zealand and captain Richie McCaw, as befitting the world's number one side and most-capped player, are rarely ruffled and never panic -- even when trailing opponents who match their intensity and work rate. The All Blacks, accustomed to dominating collisions and the breakdown area, met their match for 40 minutes at Wembley on Sunday as Argentina harried and hustled the Rugby World Cup holders in their Pool C opener. Centre Conrad Smith and then McCaw were sent to the sin bin in quick succession late in the first half, but the All Blacks regrouped to overcome a 16-12 deficit before pulling away to win an absorbing contest 26-16.
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