4. Carlos Spencer<\/p>\n
Few players have ever possessed more natural talent than Carlos Spencer.<\/p>\n
His outrageous offloads, no-look passes and moments of magic made him a fan favourite across the rugby world. However, Spencer\u2019s reputation often seems to be built as much on highlights as achievements.<\/p>\n
Despite his brilliance, he never fully cemented himself as New Zealand\u2019s long-term first-choice fly-half and won just 35 Test caps.<\/p>\n
Quirky fact:\u00a0Spencer became the first player to score 100 points in Super Rugby history.<\/p>\n
3. Beauden Barrett<\/p>\n
This is where the debate really begins.<\/p>\n
A two-time World Rugby Player of the Year and one of the finest attacking players rugby has ever seen, Barrett\u2019s place among New Zealand\u2019s greats is secure.<\/p>\n
However, some supporters rank him alongside Dan Carter as one of the greatest fly-halves ever. While Barrett was devastating with ball in hand, many would argue he was never as complete a game manager or tactical controller as Carter.<\/p>\n
Quirky fact:\u00a0Barrett is one of four brothers to play professional rugby, alongside Scott, Jordie and Kane.<\/p>\n