Facts and Records
- First ever Crusaders Centurion, second New Zealand Super 12 Centurion, and third Super 12 player ever to play 100 games (2005)
- Most capped Crusaders halfback (105 games)
- Most capped All Black halfback (87 games, 80 test matches), played as a first-five in 2002 New Zealand versus Fiji test
- Most consecutive international test appearances by an All Black halfback (23 test matches) 1995–1997
- Most tries scored by an All Black halfback (28 tries, 24 test tries)
- Most capped All Black in the Tri-Nations Rugby (35 test matches) 1996–2004
- Most capped All Black in the Bledisloe Cup Rugby (20 test matches) 1996–2004
- Most number of games played against South Africa by an All Black (22 test matches) 1996–2004
- Most number of test wins against South Africa by an All Black (16 test wins) 1996–2004
- Second most capped player in Tri-Nations and Bledisloe Cup rugby history
- Most Tri-Nations title by a player in the history (5 – 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2003)
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