At a glance

pivot makes the top half of the rankings, coming in at 23rd spot, according to WalesOnline.

Mo’unga has kicked 39/48 for 81 per cent, with a ‘‘value added’’ of 1.

Topping the overall charts is Wales fullback Leigh Halfpenny, who has kicked 87 per cent and has a ‘‘value added’’ of 30.

Fellow Welsh sharpshooter Dan Biggar has slotted 89 per cent, but the first-five’s ‘‘value added’’ is 24.

Scotland’s Greig Laidlaw rounds out the top three (84 per cent and a ‘‘value added’’ of 22) ahead of England’s Owen Farrell

The top goalkickers:

■ 1. Leigh Halfpenny (Wales), 87%, Value Added 30

■ 2. Dan Biggar (Wales), 89%, VA24

■ 3. Greig Laidlaw (Scotland), 84%, VA22

■ 4. Owen Farrell (England), 79%, VA19

■ 5. Nicolas Sanchez (Argentina), 84%, VA15

Also:

■ 11. Dan Carter (New Zealand), 76%, VA5

■ 23. Richie Mo’unga (New Zealand), 81%, VA1

■ 52. Beauden Barrett (New Zealand), 70%, VA-16

(79 per cent, VA19).

The top southern hemisphere goalkicker comes in at No 5 and is Argentina’s Nicolas Sanchez (84 per cent, VA15).

Dan Carter is the top Kiwi on the list, at No 11, (76 per cent, VA5), with 2015 having been his last year in test rugby.

Goalkickers.co.za also has statistics for the past five years of the world’s top domestic competitions.

In Super Rugby, Barrett ranks second-to-last, at 88th, with 72 per cent and VA-29. But, remarkably, the man below him at the bottom of the charts is Mo’unga, with 74 per cent and VA-37.

Top of the Super Rugby list is former Bulls (now at Montpellier) first-five Handre Pollard, with 81 per cent and VA48.

GETTY IMAGES A ‘value-added’ rating of -16 in tournament play over the past five years essentially means Beauden Barrett has cost the All Blacks 16 points with his goalkicking. Inset above, Wales’ Leigh Halfpenny is rated the top kicker while Richie Mo’unga, left, has largely succeeded Barrett as the All Blacks’ firstchoice goalkicker.