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  • NPC teams: Southland Stags (1992–1994), Canterbury (1995–2004)
  • NPC games: 75 games (60 Canterbury, 15 Southland)
  • NPC points: 196 poits (38 tries, 2 drop-goals)
  • Ranfurly Shield games: 24 games (challenges/defenses)
  • Ranfurly Shield points: 62 points
  • Super 12 team: Canterbury Crusaders (1996–2005)
  • Super 12 games: 105 games
  • Super 12 points: 118 points (24 tries, 1 drop-goal)
  • English rugby team: Leeds Tykes (2005–2006)
  • Tykes games: 25 games (including Heineken European Cup appearances)
  • Tykes points: 21 (3 tries, 2 drop-goals)
  • Welsh rugby team: Ospreys (2006–)
  • Ospreys games: 27 games (all competitions)
  • Ospreys points: 40 (8 tries)
  • Heineken European Cup/Challenge Cup
    • games: 5 (Leeds Tykes) 6 (Ospreys)
    • points: 21 points (3 tries, 2 drop goals)
  • National team: New Zealand All Blacks
  • All Black debut: 25 October 1995 vs Italy A at Catania
  • International Test debut: 18 November 1995 vs France at Paris
  • All Black Number: 948
  • All Black matches: 88 games – 81 test matches (5 games/4 tests as Captain)
  • All Black points: 140 points (28 tries) – 120 test points (24 tries)
  • All Blacks win-loss record: 61 wins – 1 draw – 19 losses
  • Last Test: Saturday, 9 July 2005 vs British and Irish Lions at Auckland
  • Invitational teams:
    • British Barbarians (2 games)
    • French Barbarians (1 game)
    • World XV (3 games, 5 points)
    • Classic All Blacks (5 games, 5 points)

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