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Halfback Cam Roigard and fullback Will Jordan are the only All Blacks included in World Rugby's Men's 15s Dream Team of the Year for 2025, while four Black Ferns, second five-eighths Sylvia Brunt, wing Braxton Sorensen-McGee, No8 Kaipo Olsen-Baker and flanker Jorja Miller made the Women's Dream Team.

All Blacks halfback Cam Roigard's two tries were crucial aspects of their 33-24 win over Australia in Saturday's Bledisloe Cup Test at Eden Park, but more than anything, he was happiest to be playing again.

Defanging a determined Wallabies assault, 100 years after the first international between New Zealand and an Australian side (NSW) on Eden Park, the All Blacks retained both the Bledisloe Cup and extended their unbeaten record to 52 on the ground with a dramatic 33-24 win.

Halfback Cameron Roigard has suffered another injury and will miss the opening of the Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship in Argentina in a fortnight.

Cam Roigard delivered a masterclass in Round 14 to claim Fantasy Player of the Week honours with a sizzling 86-point performance in the Hurricanes’ win over the Highlanders at Sky Stadium.

Keeping minds focused and not dwelling on successes already achieved is high on the All Blacks' list of priorities ahead of Sunday's [NZT] Test with France in Paris.

The Rugby World Cup showcased spectacular performances, as players gave their all to the game.

Namibian and former South Africa coach Allister Coetzee complimented the All Blacks for the way they played in their 71-3 Rugby World Cup win in Toulouse on Saturday (NZT).

Impressive as the All Blacks' finishing was in their 71-3, 11-try record win over Namibia at the Rugby World Cup, their discipline, including a red card for prop Ethan de Groot, will be a concern as they head into their bye week.

Toulouse is the home of France's aerospace industry, but the All Blacks will be looking to be high-flyers when meeting Namibia in their Rugby World Cup pool game on Saturday.