In August 2005, before the Tri-Nations Test match against South Africa at Carisbrook, the All Blacks performed for the first time Kapa O Pango - a new haka for and about the All Blacks.
Ngati Porou descendant and an expert in tikanga Maori (Maori culture and customs) Derek Lardelli wrote the haka. Its words and actions celebrate the land of New Zealand, the silver fern and its warriors in black.
Rather than replace the traditional haka, Ka Mate, Kapa O Pango sits alongside it.
Here are the words and its meaning from the All Blacks website:
Kia whakata hoki au i ahau.