In the recently announced All Blacks squad for the upcoming France Rugby World Cup. Eight players from the Waikato-based Chiefs team have secured their spots.

1. Eight chiefs players named in All Blacks Rugby World Cup 2023 squad
In the recently announced All Blacks squad for the upcoming France Rugby World Cup. There are eight
players from the Waikato-based Chiefs team who have secured their spots. These players include Luke
Jacobson, Damian McKenzie, Brodie Retallick, Anton Lienert-Brown, Samisoni Taukei'aho, Tupou Vaa'i,
Sam Cane, and Emoni Narawa.
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Additionally, Samipeni Finau and Brad Weber have been named as injury cover. This selection is a result
of their impressive performances throughout the season. Notably, Emoni, Shaun, and Samipeni are
making their debut appearances in the iconic black jersey. Which is a well-deserved recognition of their
dedication and hard work during the season.
Under the guidance of Gallagher Chiefs head coach Clayton McMillan, the Chiefs team had an
exceptional run in this year's DHL Super Rugby Pacific competition. They enjoyed a dominant run with
only two losses, one against the Queensland Reds. And a close 25-20 defeat in the big final against their
longstanding rivals the Crusaders.
This achievement speaks to the Chiefs' formidable presence and their commendable performance
during the tournament. With just a month remaining until the All-Blacks’ opening match against host
nation. In the France Rugby World Cup 2023 former Super Rugby rivals have now become teammates.

2. Sam Cane captain of New Zealand Rugby World Cup
The entire squad got involved in community efforts to aid the Tangoio Marae. Which was damaged by
the cyclone and even held a public training session to engage with local fans. This convergence of former
rivals into a united team and the team's engagement with the community. Underscore the spirit of
collaboration and preparation ahead of the RWC 2023.
Sam Cane, who captains the Chiefs in Super Rugby will lead the All Blacks on the international stage.
Chiefs' head coach Clayton McMillan expressed his well wishes for the All Blacks as they head to France
for the RWC 2023. He conveyed the club's pride in their Gallagher Chiefs players who have earned the
privilege of representing their country at this esteemed level.
The All Blacks' RWC squad consisting of 33 players was unveiled by coach Ian Foster. And former captain
Richie McCaw during a pre-tournament camp in Napier. The camp's location in Hawke's Bay was chosen
as a show of support for the region, which had been significantly affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. Rugby
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The decision to announce the team in Napier and spend three days actively engaging with the local
community. It is a deliberate effort to recognize and empathize with the challenges that the East Coast
communities have faced in recent times. All Blacks coach Ian Foster expressed that being physically
present. And showing support is a way of addressing the sense of helplessness felt from a distance.
All-Blacks squad claims the peak level of experience
This gesture is meant to offer a modest but meaningful show of solidarity and assistance to those who
have endured difficulties. Regarding the composition of the selected team of 33 players Foster
highlighted its remarkable collective experience.

3. With a combined total of 1493 Test caps among them, this All-Blacks squad boasts the highest level of
experience ever assembled for a Rugby World Cup. This wealth of experience positions the team
favorably and underscores their readiness. To compete at the highest international level in the
upcoming tournament.
This squad brings together a wealth of experience, yet it also embraces the future with more than half of
the players embarking on their inaugural RWC journey. This balance between seasoned expertise and
youthful potential underscores our comprehensive team strategy and forward-looking approach.
Foster emphasized that the New Zealand team is entering the Rugby World Cup with an ambitious goal
in mind. To secure an unprecedented fourth Rugby World Cup 2023 victory. The upcoming RWC 2023 is
anticipated to be fiercely competitive and due to the pool draw.
We need to be prepared right from the outset. Our dedication has been evident throughout the initial
phase of our season. Evident in our strong progress throughout the Rugby Championship and the
Bledisloe series. Rugby World Cup fans can buy New Zealand Rugby World Cup Tickets from our website.
"Our task now is to sustain our momentum, building upon our performance. In the London match
against South Africa continuing our preparation. During our camp in Germany and ultimately arriving in
Lyon. With unwavering determination for excellence in each of our pool encounters." Foster concluded.
Uruguay team journey to Rugby World Cup 2023
The All Blacks are set to commence their Rugby World Cup 2023 journey with an inaugural match
against the host nation France. Their schedule will see them facing Namibia in Toulouse on September
15. On September 29, they will take on Italy in Lyon. Their final pool stage match is scheduled against
Uruguay and this will also be held in Lyon on October 5.

4. This sequence of matches represents the All-Blacks’ initial phase in the tournament's pool stage. Each of
these encounters holds significant importance. As the outcomes will determine the team's positioning
and progression within the competition. The schedule is designed to provide a diverse range of
opponents and locations.
Offering the All Blacks an opportunity to demonstrate their skills and strategic prowess across different
playing environments. As of the present moment, the Uruguayan Rugby world Cup team is actively
preparing. And strategizing for their participation in the upcoming RWC 2023.
And refining their game plan under the guidance of their coaching staff. Uruguay's team is likely to
consist of a mix of experienced players and emerging talents. Each contributing their unique strengths to
the collective effort.
The team's performance in recent international matches and their overall form will play a significant role
in shaping their approach to the RWC. As they anticipate their pool match against the All Blacks on
October 5. The Uruguayan squad is focused on showcasing their competitive spirit and determination on
the global stage.
Their preparation involves not only physical training and tactical analysis but also mental readiness to
tackle the challenges posed by top-tier opponents. Uruguay's rugby enthusiasts and fans are eagerly
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Rugby World Cup 2023 All Blacks Squad
And there is a sense of excitement and pride as the nation gears up to be represented on the grandest
stage of international rugby. The team's journey in the Rugby World Cup will be closely watched. They
are determined to make their mark and compete at their best against formidable opposition.

5. ● Hookers
Dane Coles (Hurricanes, Wellington, 86)
Samisoni Taukei’aho (Chiefs, Waikato, 24)
Codie Taylor (Crusaders, Canterbury, 79)
● Props
Ethan de Groot (Highlanders, Southland, 16)
Tamaiti Williams (Crusaders, Canterbury, 2)
Tyrel Lomax (Hurricanes, Tasman, 26)
Fletcher Newell (Crusaders, Canterbury, 7)
Ofa Tu’ungafasi (Blues, Northland, 53)
Nepo Laulala (Blues, Counties Manukau, 49)
● Locks
Brodie Retallick (Chiefs, Hawke’s Bay, 103)
Tupou Vaa’i (Chiefs, Taranaki, 21)
Scott Barrett (Crusaders, Taranaki, 61)
Sam Whitelock (Crusaders, Canterbury, 145)
● Loose forwards
Sam Cane (Chiefs, Bay of Plenty, 89) – captain
Luke Jacobson (Chiefs, Waikato, 14)
Dalton Papali’i (Blues, Counties Manukau, 25)
Shannon Frizell (Highlanders, Tasman, 28)
Ardie Savea (Hurricanes, Wellington, 74)
● Halfbacks
Cam Roigard (Hurricanes, Counties Manukau, 1)
Finlay Christie (Blues, Tasman, 17)
Aaron Smith (Highlanders, Manawatū, 118)
● First five-eighths
Beauden Barrett (Blues, Taranaki, 115)
Richie Mo’unga (Crusaders, Canterbury, 48)

6. Damian McKenzie (Chiefs, Waikato, 42)
● Midfielders
Jordie Barrett (Hurricanes, Taranaki, 51)
Anton Lienert-Brown (Chiefs, Waikato, 62)
David Havili (Crusaders, Tasman, 25)
Rieko Ioane (Blues, Auckland, 62)
● Outside backs
Caleb Clarke (Blues, Auckland, 18)
Leicester Fainga’anuku (Crusaders, Tasman, 3)
Will Jordan (Crusaders, Tasman, 24)
Emoni Narawa (Chiefs, Bay of Plenty, 1)
Mark Telea (Blues, North Harbour, 4)
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