All Blacks scrum half Aaron Smith is widely regarded as one of the best passers in world rugby and he's just underlined the point.
The 32-year-old's slick and snappy action has earned him over 100 caps in a Test career that has spanned nine years and he's showing little sign of slowing down.
Smith posted a video on social media last night, emphasising his passing ability.
He hit a cone off a team-mate's head, followed by a water bottle out of each of his hands with pinpoints passes. He then made it four from four when another team-mate launched a bottle into the air, with Smith taking it down with his final pass.
It's a stunning show of skill and precision, which goes to show why Smith is regarded as one of the best to play the game.
After posting the video on social media, he received praise from fellow rugby professionals like Ugo Monye and Sam Burgess, who simply posted: "Elite."
He is currently playing for Manawatu Turbos back in New Zealand. He did not travel with the All Blacks to The Rugby Championship in Australia with his partner due to give birth.
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