One Lions star harshly singled out for abuse during First Test

The All Blacks were always going to be up for the First Test and, boy, were they fired up.

New Zealand tore into the British & Irish Lions for 20 relentless minutes at Eden Park to race into a 10-0 lead after Elliot Daly had gone close with a tryscoring chance after 90 seconds. Steve Hansen's men flooded forward in waves after black waves and the Lions were doing their best to hang on. Aaron Smith caught the tourists out, though, after 15 minutes when his quick-tap penalty and two quick passes saw hooker Codie Taylor dive over in the corner. One man that it would be hard to pin blame on would be Alun Wyn Jones, who was clearly dazed in the lead-up to the score. The Welshman was selected ahead of in-form England lock Maro Itoje and many felt he was lucky to get the No.4 jersey. He did appear to be unsteady on his feet after shipping two big blows. Jones will definitely have to put his hand up, tough, after dropping an easy pass on the AB's twenty-two. It ruined a promising attack after Mako Vunipola had secured a crucial turnover and sparked a counter-attack. It was not a half to remember for the veteran lock but he was copping some harsh abuse online. https://twitter.com/CallumCouch/status/878525133048164353 https://twitter.com/MSmaylen/status/878525149649260544 https://twitter.com/afoster1993/status/878525185611190273 https://twitter.com/HarryMahon26/status/878526804243492864 https://twitter.com/natedigidy89/status/878528611258691585 https://twitter.com/CBurge91/status/878529077111640064 https://twitter.com/DJQH25/status/878529445174398976 https://twitter.com/griggie82/status/878525772528537600