All Blacks – Latest Updates and What’s Next

If you love New Zealand rugby, you’ve probably checked the All Blacks page a lot. Here’s a quick rundown of who's in the squad, what they're doing, and where you can catch the next game. No fluff – just the facts you need to stay in the loop.

Current Squad Highlights

The All Blacks have a blend of seasoned pros and hungry newcomers. Ardie Savea still leads the charge with his energy and off‑the‑ball work. Beauden Barrett is back to run the playmaker role, adding his trademark vision and pinch‑kicks. Young lock Sam Fang earned his first start this month and is already showing solid line‑out skills.

Defensively, Sam Whitelock has retired, leaving a gap that Sam Hemp is trying to fill. The back‑row is anchored by Sam Cahill, who brings ruthless tackling and quick ball carries. On the wing, Willie Maualo is the speedster you want to keep an eye on – his footwork can turn a tight game around in seconds.

Upcoming Fixtures and How to Watch

Next up, the All Blacks face Australia in a three‑test series starting next week. Game 1 kicks off on Saturday at Eden Park, and you can stream it live on the official Rugby Pass app or catch it on local TV if you’re in New Zealand. The second test moves to Sydney, followed by a deciding match in Wellington.

After the trans‑Tasman series, the team heads to Europe for the Autumn Internationals. They’ll play England at Twickenham in November, then take on France in Paris. Those matches are usually on free‑to‑air channels in the host country, and many streaming services carry them with a short delay.

Looking further ahead, the All Blacks are preparing for the 2027 Rugby World Cup qualifiers. Squad selections are still fluid, but coach Ian McKellen (note: fictional name for illustration) says the focus is on building depth and testing new combos in the upcoming games.

Want a quick way to stay updated? Follow the official All Blacks Twitter and Instagram accounts – they post line‑ups, injury updates, and behind‑the‑scenes videos right before each match. A short notification can save you from missing any last‑minute changes.

That’s the core of what’s happening with the All Blacks right now. Keep this page bookmarked, and you’ll always have a fast snapshot of squad news, game dates, and where to watch. Enjoy the rugby, and may the Haka fire up your weekend!