All Blacks skipper Kieran Read is predicting plenty of sore bodies after his sides bruising 36-17 victory over Argentina.The world champions, having already secured the Rugby Championship, blew Argentina away late in the first-half to snare four tries in 13 minutes.A closer second half ensued, primarily the result of prop Joe Moody and blindside flanker Liam Squire being sent to the sin bin.However the All Blacks ultimately cruised to victory as Argentina struggled to break through against 14 men.Read said Los Pumas had once again challenged his side following their rousing first-half display in Hamilton three weeks ago.The All Blacks would now have to regroup in time for next weeks clash with traditional foes South Africa in Durban.A win against the Springboks will complete a perfect Rugby Championship campaign and push the side closer to the record for consecutive Test victories.Wins in Durban and in the third Bledisloe Cup match in Auckland will secure the All Blacks an unprecedented 18 straight Test scalps.They have not lost since their 2015 Rugby Championship decider in Sydney.The Argentinians are a great side and played really well tonight and made us work really hard, especially in the second half, Read said.A stubborn Pumas defence kept the All Blacks tryless in the opening quarter before the world champions flicked the switch to pile on the points.Centre Anton Lienert-Brown barged over for a debut Test try in the 27th minute, before a poor Pumas lineout gifted Ryan Crotty a try five minutes later.A pair of tries to hooker Dane Coles and halfback TJ Perenara in the final two minutes of the half put the game to bed before the second stanza.Fullback Ben Smith extended the lead in the 45th minute before a pair of Pumas consolation tries in the 57th and 76th minutes.Lienert-Brown, making just his second Test start, was a particular stand-out with a try and three assists.The 21-year-old will now tussle with incumbent No.13 Malakai Fekitoa for a starting spot in Durban.Its just so cool to be out there with such a great team setting me up, the Chiefs young gun said.Five-eighth Aaron Cruden, ruled out of the match with a groin strain, was impressed by his Super Rugby teammates performance.His midfield versatility would prove an asset to the side.To play extremely well in both positions only bodes well for him, Cruden said.It was a very polished performance.Fellow Chiefs livewire Damian McKenzie also earned game time at the Estadio Jose Amalfitani, coming on for his debut in the 48th minute. 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Ben Stokes sets Trent Bridge alight on day one of the fourth Ashes Test But was the catch better than Stokes brilliant first-innings effort to dismiss Kohli for a majestic 167, when he snapped up a sharp chance by his right shin off the bowling of Moeen Ali?Click on the video above to wattch both catches and decide which one you think is best!Sky Sports commentator Nasser Hussain has made up his mind: The catch in the second innings looks better - its an exceptional catch and it is one for the photographers - but the harder catch was in the first innings, said the former England captain.dddddddddddd Test Cricket: The Verdict November 20, 2016, 2:30pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Its harder to take a catch down by your boot laces off a spinner. But theres nothing wrong with this one either!Sir Ian Botham was in agreement. From a slip fielding point of view, Id say the first innings catch was better. It was very low and hed dropped Ravichandran Ashwin the ball before, so that would be on his mind.The second one he would have seen most of the way because it was thrown up outside the off-stump and Kohli was winding up, so Ben already has an idea about where it is going to go. It didnt go as fast as I thought but youve still got to make the ground and catch it. Either way, hes very good in that position.Live coverage of day four of the second Test between India and England continues on Sky Sports 2 and across digital platforms. Also See: Second Test commentary Scorecard Live cricket on Sky Cricket videos ' ' '