* The 'All Blacks' are the New Zealand Rugby Union team. * They get their name due to their black kit. * Rugby Union is New Zealands National Sport. * They compete annually against Australia and South Africa in the Tri-Nations. * The have been champions 8 times out of the 11 tournaments. * The compete with Australia for the Bladisloe Cup every time they play except if they are drawn against each other in the World Cup. * 2006 IRB Team of the Year. * Traditionally perform the haka before every match.
1. The name was given whilst touring the UK when a reporter refered to the team who were in their new black strips as "the all black".
2.The first New Zealand touring side to travel abroad went to New South Wales in 1884 and won all 8 games
3. The first New Zealand representative Rugby team to tour beyond Australia were called "The Natives",
4. The All Blacks have won over a record 75% of all rugby matches they have ever played since 1903
The 'All Blacks' play rugby. It is the nickname used by the New Zealand men's national rugby union team.
No, the All Blacks are selected from all New Zealander players. The New Zealand Maori representative side is selected from Maori players.
The New Zealand Rugby team is referred to as All Blacks. The first New Zealand team to be referred to as All Blacks was the 1905-1906 Original team when they toured France and Britain. The team was referred to as All Blacks due to the color of their uniforms, which was a black jersey with a silver fern and white knickerbockers.
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Whilst every rugby supporter will have their very own opinion on this and many will select their own home nation or regional team, there is one that is respected and aknowledged globaly as one of the best in the game - The New Zealand All Blacks.
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Yes it is. its called the ALL BLACKS.
The All Blacks are the national Rugby Union team of New Zealand.
The New Zealand Rugby team is called The All Blacks.
The won it in New Zealand in 1987 and again in New Zealand in 2011.