Please note: Game dates/times are stated in NZ times - not local time.
Date Game Venue Time(NZ) Result 23 Jul Australia v SA Sydney 10:05 pm 0-0 30 Jul New Zealand v SA Wellington 7:35 pm 0-0 06 Aug New Zealand v Australia Auckland 7:35 pm 0-0 14 Aug SA v Australia Durban 3:00 am 0-0 21 Aug SA v New Zealand Port Elizabeth 3:00 am 0-0 27 Aug Australia v New Zealand Brisbane 10:05 pm 0-0
新聞に元オールブラックスのキャプテン、コーチもしたことのあるSir Fred Allen が選ぶ最高のオールブラックスというのがありましたが、NO10はカーターでした。
現役ではマッコウと2人だけ。まさにうなずけるカーターとマッコウでした。
Fullback: Bob Scott (1946-54): The Rock of Gilbraltar. When `Scotty' was at the back you didn't have a worry in the world.
Wings: Bryan Williams (1970-78) and Jonah Lomu (1994-2002): I can never forget Bryan's feats ... pace, sidestep, fend, he had it all. Jonah was something else altogether. What pace and power!
Centre: Johnny Smith (1946-49): `Smithy' could beat a man half a dozen ways – half the time the opposition had no idea of where he was.
Second five: Bert Cooke (1924-30): One of the greats on the `Invincibles' tour of 1924-25 ... and had great speed and acceleration.
First five: Dan Carter (2003-11): Hasn't got a single weakness. No question about his selection.
Halfback: Des Connor (1961-64): The greatest halfback I ever saw. A great all-rounder.
No 8: Brian Lochore (captain) (1963-71): A born leader and the captain of my Dream Team.
Flankers: Richie McCaw (2001-11) and Michael Jones (1987-98): I can't believe how much work Richie gets through.Michael Jones was as good as it got.
Locks: Colin Meads (1957-71) and Maurice Brownlie (1922-28): Colin could do absolutely anything on a rugby field. Brownlie was the greatest forward of his era.
Props: Kevin Skinner (1949-56) and Ken Gray (1963-69): Kevin was just out-and-out tough. Never took a backwards step. Ken was a very big man ... I never saw him bettered in the scrum.
Hooker: Sean Fitzpatrick (1986-97): Obvious standout of his era. Very good all-rounder who turned into one of the great All Blacks captains.