The prospect of playing more than one benefit rugby match around the world to help raise funds for Jonah Lomu's sons is one of several ideas being considered by the former All Blacks' recently-founded Legacy Trust.
The New Zealand Rugby Players' Association launched the Jonah Lomu Legacy Trust yesterday to help provide for Lomu's young sons, Dhyreille, 6, and Brayley, 5, following their father's sudden death last month.
It was revealed the 40-year-old 63-test veteran effectively had no money in the bank when he died.
Prime Minister John Key today suggested Eden Park could host a benefit game in Lomu's honour and said former All Blacks captain Richie McCaw could be a starter.
"There are lots and lots of options," Key told the Crowd Goes Wild breakfast crew. "The Eden Park Trust board could do it. You could even get guys like McCaw."