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The All Blacks XV squad for their 2024 Northern Tour with matches against Irish provincial side Munster and Georgia, [3] as updated on 30 October 2024. [ 4 ] Players in bold are players capped by the senior New Zealand national team, the All Blacks .
The list includes all tours and series involving a rugby union team that represented the whole of New Zealand and was officially sanctioned by the body now known as New Zealand Rugby (NZR). Unofficial teams, such as the 1986 New Zealand Cavaliers , and teams from before the formation of NZR (in 1892) are not included.
2022-08-06 South Africa: 10 26 Mbombela Stadium: Nelspruit South Africa: 2022-08-13 South Africa: 35 23 Ellis Park: Johannesburg: 2022-08-27 Argentina: 18 25 Rugby League Park: Christchurch Argentina: 2022-09-03 Argentina: 53 3 Waikato Stadium: Hamilton: 2022-09-15 Australia: 39 37 Marvel Stadium: Melbourne: 2022-09-24 Australia: 40 14 Eden ...
The 2024 mid-year rugby union internationals (also known as the summer internationals in the Northern Hemisphere) are international rugby union matches mostly played in the Southern Hemisphere during the July international window.
The All Blacks have made five changes to their starting 15 while the Springboks have named 10 of the 14 players who missed the Wallabies match and were sent ahead to New Zealand.
The All Blacks opened their 2021 campaign by easily defeating Tonga (102–0), followed by two wins against Fiji (57–23) and (60–13). They opened their Bledisloe Cup campaign by defeating Australia at Eden Park (33–25). The All Blacks then went onto defeat the Wallabies 2 more times, (57–22) and (38–21) to retain the Bledisloe Cup.
(1) On 8 July 2024, TJ Perenara was ruled out of the second test against England, after sustaining a knee injury during the first test match two days earlier. He was replaced in the New Zealand squad by Noah Hotham. [10] Note: Ages, caps and clubs are as of 6 July 2024, the day of New Zealand's first test match of the summer series.
The All Blacks first played against Scotland in 1905 at Inverleith field in Edinburgh, [1] during the historic 1905–1906 All Blacks tour of Europe and North America. The two teams have played 32 times, with New Zealand winning 30 matches and 2 drawn matches. Scotland have yet to register a victory in 117 years of fixtures between the two teams.