The All Blacks are "heartbroken" following the loss of a much-loved member of their management team while on tour in Scotland.

Logan Cadwallader, the head of security for the All Blacks for the past decade, died suddenly following a medical event at the team's hotel in Edinburgh on Sunday. New Zealand Rugby confirmed the tragedy on Tuesday while the squad is on tour in Scotland. Assistant coach Jason Ryan and head coach Dave Rennie expressed profound heartbreak across the organization.
Cadwallader previously served in the New Zealand Army and Special Air Service Regiment, with overseas deployments including Afghanistan, Bosnia, East Timor, and the Solomon Islands. The team is mourning his passing ahead of their upcoming Nations Championship Test against Scotland at Murrayfield.
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