“Logan has been a big part of the All Blacks family for a long time. He was the ultimate team man, loved and trusted by all and a true professional,” All Blacks head coach Dave Rennie said.
All Blacks hooker Codie Taylor has confirmed that the team will perform the Ka Mate haka and wear black armbands and poppies in their upcoming match. The tribute honors Armistice Day and pays respect to fallen soldiers, specifically acknowledging SAS member Logan Cadwallader.
Taylor noted that lessons from a demanding seven-week tour in South Africa earlier this year highlighted the importance of physical dominance in test rugby. New Zealand aims to apply these physical lessons throughout their Nations Championship schedule following their earlier encounters against South Africa and Australia.
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