All Blacks revolve around Beauden Barrett’s slow-motion mastery of No10 | Andy Bull

The last time the Lions were in New Zealand the second Test belonged to Dan Carter and all eyes are on his apprentice, whose skills were honed the family wayA bouncing ball is a wild and unpredictable thing. Tumbling end over end it can turn one way or the other, take a sudden leap or scuttle low ahead. It can make a man look a fool in a blink of an eye. Five minutes into the first Test, Beauden Barrett kicked a grubber into Conor Murray’s shin. The ball ricocheted back the other way. Barrett spun and sprinted after it, Murray close behind him. Without breaking stride, Barrett bowed a knee, le…