All Blacks
Cory Jane
MAN OF THE MATCH in the All Blacks thrilling RWC 2011 semifinal against the Wallabies, Cory Jane shows all of the hallmarks of a great winger: seering pace, dazzling footwork, reliability under the high ball and solid defence.
Upper Hutt’s first All Black made his Test debut in the first offshore Bledisloe Cup Test in Hong Kong in 2008. His selection continued a national representative career which included a rugby sevens gold medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
Jane seems to have been on the New Zealand rugby scene for a long time but despite making his provincial debut in 2003 he is still only 25 and has already played for New Zealand Maori and Junior All Black sides.
After starring in New Zealand’s Commonwealth Games Gold medal win in 2006 he made his Rebel Sport Super 14 debut for the Hurricanes the following year and also went on to top a century of points for the Wellington Lions and win their Player of the Year Award.
Usually at fullback but also seen on the wing, Jane’s pace and ability to beat a marker makes him a dangerous attacker and he is often the source for the tries run in by his outsides.
He is closing in on a century of points for the Wellington Lions and scored six tries for them in the 2008 Air New Zealand Cup.
In 2009 Jane fulfilled the criteria of the All Blacks vision of the modern three quarter, playing between fullback and wing with a brilliant year which he came of age as a member of the team.
| Position: | Wing |
| Born: | 08/02/1983 IN Wellington |
| Physical: | 1.83m, 88kg |
| Test Caps: | 41 |
| Test Points: | 80 |
| Provincial Team: | Wellington |
| Provincial Debut: | 2003 v Otago |
| Provincial Caps: | 26 |
| Provincial Points: | 81 (14t, 4c, 1p) |
| Super Rugby Team: | Hurricanes |
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News 01.Feb.2013
Cory Jane likely to be out for the season
Hurricanes wing, Cory Jane's 2013 rugby season appears it may be over before it’s even started. More
News 02.Dec.2012
Emphatic England thrash All Blacks
Five minutes which produced three tries for England sank New Zealand as the home team shook off all their frustrations to achieve a famous 38-21 victory at Twickenham on Sunda More
News 23.Nov.2012
Preview: Wales v All Blacks
New Zealand are ready to step up the intensity on their northern tour and that doesn't bode well for Wales. More
News 18.Oct.2012
Preview: Australia v NewZealand
New Zealand have everything to play for in the final Bledisloe Cup Test of the year in Brisbane on Saturday, another notch on the way to a world record of their own and a win More
News 30.Sep.2012
AllBlacks claim inaugural Championship
New Zealand claimed the first Investec Rugby Championship with a stunning 54-15 win over Argentina in La Plata on Sunday (NZT). More
News 15.Sep.2012
AllBlacks see off Springbok threat
Villain turned hero as replacement halfback Aaron Smith scored an outstanding individual try to spark the All Blacks to an 21-11 win over the Springboks in the Investec Rugby More
Career Comments
| - He scored three tries in his first five matches playing for the Hurricanes in the Rebel Sport Super 14 in 2007. |
Test Match record
| (+) subsitute (-) replaced |
1 Nov v Australia at Hong Kong 19-14 (+)
9 Nov v Scotland at Edinburgh 32-6 (+)
19 Nov v Munster at Limerick 18-16
2009
13 June v France at Dunedin 22-27
20 June v France at Wellington 14-10
27 June v Italy at Christchurch 27-6 (+)
18 July v Australia at Auckland 22-16
12 Sept v South Africa at Hamilton 29-32 (+)
19 Sept v Australia at Wellington 33-6 (-)
31 Oct v Australia at Tokyo 32-19
8 Nov v Wales at Cardiff 19-12
15 Nov v Italy at Milan 20-6
29 Nov v France at Marseilles 39-12
6 Dec v Barbarians at London 18-25
2010
12 June v Ireland at New Plymouth 66-28
19 June v Wales at Dunedin 42-9
26 Jun v Wales at Hamilton 29-10
10 July v South Africa at Auckland 32-12
17 July v South Africa at Wellington 31-17
31 July v Australia at Melbourne 49-28 (-)
7 Aug v Australia at Christchurch 20-10
22 Aug v South Africa at Johannesburg 29-22
11 Sept v Australia at Sydney 23-22 (-)
30 Oct v Australia at Hong Kong 24-26 (-)
21 Nov vs Ireland at Dublin 38-18
2011
29 July vs South Africa at Wellington 40-7
21 Aug v South Africa at Port Elizabeth 5-18 (+)
27 Aug v Australia at Brisbane 20-25
9 Sept v Tonga (RWC) at Auckland 41-10 (+)
16 Sept v Japan (RWC) at Hamilton 83-7 (-)
24 Sep v France (RWC) at Auckland 37-17 (-)
10 Oct v Argentina (RWC) at Auckland 33-10
16 Oct v Australia (RWC) at Auckland 20-6
23 Oct v France (RWC final) at Auckland 8-7
2012
18 Aug v Australia at Sydney 27-19
25 Aug v Australia at Auckland 22-0
8 Sep v Argentina at Wellington 21-5
15 Sep v South Africa at Dunedin 21-11
30 Sep v Argentina at La Plata 54-15
7 Oct v South Africa at Johannesburg 32-16
20 Oct v Australia at Brisbane 18-18
12 Nov v Scotland at Edinburgh 51-22
18 Nov v Italy at Rome 42-10 (+)
15 Nov v Wales at Cardiff 33-10
2 Dec v England at London 21-38
