GREATEST ALL BLACKS
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New Zealand has produced more great rugby players than any other nation, which makes narrowing it to five almost unfair — and ranking those five even harder.
A 1960s forward, two modern World Cup winners, a fullback whose peak was extraordinary, and the wing who changed the sport's global profile. There is no clean way to order them.
Rank five All Blacks legends from best to worst, one reveal at a time.
The most famous rugby player of the 1990s, whose 1995 World Cup performances took the sport far beyond its usual audience.
A fly-half who finished his career as Test rugby's leading points scorer and won two Rugby World Cups.
An All Black across the 1950s and 1960s and long regarded as New Zealand's player of the twentieth century.
The only captain to lift the Rugby World Cup twice, and one of the most-capped players in the sport.
A fullback whose strike rate in the late 1990s was unlike anything else in Test rugby at the time.