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<i>Inga Tuigamala</i>: Sad day when crowd's roar is game highlight
Last weekend was a poor one for international rugby, says Inga Tuigamala, and he can't see it getting better at Twickenham on Sunday morning.
<i>Chris Rattue</i>: Ref not only player in guessing game
The game of guessing has never got close to the merry-go-round of front-row props used by this All Blacks coaching regime.
<i>Gregor Paul:</i> Bring back the old England
The All Blacks must humiliate England on Sunday for the good of the world game, writes Gregor Paul.
All Blacks: Forwards exposed by fiery Italians
It was the All Blacks who won at the San Siro but the Italians who were smiling, writes Gregor Paul from Milan.
<i>Chris Rattue</i>: Dan Carter's rare moment of sin
Carter, a brave but normally clinical rather than ferocious tackler, had clearly decided that this was not a moment for taking prisoners.
Gregor Paul: Carter victim in judiciary panto
Dan Carter’s citing for a dangerous high tackle has a hint of conspiracy about it, writes Gregor Paul.
<i>Gregor Paul:</i> Are refs in awe of the All Blacks?
If this tour wasn't already hard enough, now the All Blacks will have to watch out for officials determined to show they are not intimidated by the touring side.
<i>Gregor Paul:</i> Black wall too strong for luckless Welsh
All Blacks’ win over Wales built on the back of a ferocious defensive effort, writes Gregor Paul.
<i>Inga Tuigamala</i>: Gatland's gauntlet provides the spur for All Blacks
Warren Gatland is obviously licking his lips at the prospect of becoming the first Wales coach in 56 years to beat the All Blacks.
<i>Inga Tuigamala</i>: Testing times for All Blacks loosies
Inga Tuigamala believes Rodney So'oialo's presence in the starting XV gives the All Blacks their best loose forward trio.
<i>Peter Bills</i>: Yen for our game hurts the ordinary punter
The 2019 Rugby World Cup which is to be staged in Japan will produce eye-watering ticket prices, writes Peter Bills.
<i>Chris Rattue:</i> A forward of olden-day style
McCaw charges around as if his life depends on it, cops the bad days on the chin, and is so retro that his hand signal of choice is a hand-shake.