The All Blacks camp has responded to England's blatant violation of World Rugby protocols by defiantly and controversially ...

However, few things can rival the spectacle of the All Blacks performing their haka. This iconic ritual, captured in a 2011 video from the Rugby World Cup Final, has amassed over 79 million views ...

Former All Black Zinzan Brooke performed an impromptu haka in a British pub after English prop Joe Marler called the haka "ridiculous". Photo / Leicestershire Live All Blacks legend Zinzan Brooke ...

It was first performed by the All Blacks in 1888, but only at away matches until 1986. The Ka Mate Haka is also performed during high profile funerals or to greet foreign dignitaries. But in 2005 ...

LONDON (AP) — England prop Joe Marler apologized Thursday for calling for the All Blacks’ famous pre-match haka to be ...

Coverage: Listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, and follow live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and app. New Zealand coach Scott Robertson says England ...

After all the drama this week about the haka, the All Blacks broke the law at Twickenham. England prop Joe Marler reignited an old debate when he wrote on social media this week that New Zealand’s ...

When the All Blacks take the field against Ireland in Dublin on Saturday, they’ll do so without their recognised kaea, the leader of the haka. Codie Taylor will miss the clash after the senior ...

Former All Blacks head coach Laurie Mains says the haka is a long-standing rugby tradition within the team - and Marler wouldn't understand its significance. "Who would want to take any offence at ...

Scott Robertson took over as New Zealand coach after their defeat in the final of the 2023 Rugby World Cup Autumn Nations Series: England v New Zealand Venue: Allianz Stadium, Twickenham Date ...

LONDON (AP) — After all the drama this week about the haka, the All Blacks broke the law on Saturday at Twickenham. England prop Joe Marler reignited an old debate when he wrote on social media ...

New Zealand coach Scott Robertson says England prop Joe Marler could have chosen his words better when he called for the All Blacks' haka to be "binned". Marler, 34, called the haka – a pre ...