The youngest player in the squad, Zac Guildford’s inclusion in the All Blacks comes after a remarkable national representative career with New Zealand Secondary Schools, Under 19 and two seasons with the New Zealand Under 20, winning the IRB Junior World Championships in 2008 and 2009.

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The youngest player in the squad, Zac Guildford’s inclusion in the All Blacks comes after a remarkable national representative career with New Zealand Secondary Schools, Under 19 and two seasons with the New Zealand Under 20, winning the IRB Junior World Championships in 2008 and 2009.

The leading try scorer in the 2009 Air New Zealand Cup and the all-time leading try scorer at the IRB Junior World Championships, Guildford’s eye for the line, timing and skill, as well as his versatility and ability to cover a range of positions, make him a valuable addition to the squad.

New Zealand Representative Teams:

Playing Record as at 18 October 2009
First class games: 68
First class points: 240 (48t)
Super Rugby games: 18
Super Rugby points: 40 (8t)
Provincial games: 39
Provincial points: 145 (29t)

Test match Record by Year:
(+) = substitute  (-) = replaced

2009
8 Nov v Wales at Cardiff 19-12
22 Nov v England at London 19-6
6 Dec v Barbarians at London 18-25

2010
12 June v Ireland at New Plymouth 66-28 (+)
26 Jun v Wales at Hamilton 29-10