Who was the legendary player of all blacks rugby team who I saw at 2001-2002 season?

Question

He was a dark skinned guy

Answer 1

FULL NAME

Jonah Tali Lomu



BORN

Monday, 12 May 1975 in Auckland



AGE

30



PHYSICAL

1.96m, 119kg



POSITION

Wing



LAST SCHOOL

Wesley College



RUGBY CLUB

Weymouth



PROVINCES

Counties-Manukau, Wellington



ALL BLACK DEBUT

Sunday, 26 June 1994

v France at Christchurch

aged 19 years, 45 days



INTERNATIONAL DEBUT

Sunday, 26 June 1994

v France at Christchurch

aged 19 years, 45 days



LAST TEST

Saturday, 23 November 2002

v Wales at Cardiff

aged 27 years, 195 days



ALL BLACK TESTS

63 (0 as Captain)



ALL BLACK GAMES

10 (0 as Captain)



TOTAL ALL BLACK MATCHES

73 (0 as Captain)



ALL BLACK TEST POINTS

185pts (37t, 0c, 0p, 0dg, 0m)



ALL BLACK GAME POINTS

30pts (6t, 0c, 0p, 0dg, 0m)



TOTAL ALL BLACK POINTS

215pts (43t, 0c, 0p, 0dg, 0m)



ALL BLACK NUMBER

941

Answer 2

Jonah Lomu reigned supreme as the top player for the All Blacks leading up to the 1999 World Cup. He continued to play through 2002 but he had started slowing down a bit. This time period also coincides with the rise of Tana Umaga who started playing right around 2001 and has been highly regarded as their best player until his retirement last year. Both are very large men with dark skin. Lomuh would have been practically bald while Umaga had dreadlocks.



Hope that helps!

Answer 3

Jonah... trying to make a come back to international rugby after a kidney transplant. Tana has retired from the All Blacks. No shortage of players to take their place.

Answer 4

Jonah Lomu now playing for the Cardif Blues

Answer 5

Tana Umaga had the wild hair

Jonah was huge

Answer 6

Yep it was Jonah Lomu. How big was that guy? No wonder no one tackled him, i'd run from him!

Answer 7

could be tana umaga. jonah might have not been playing then due to kidney injury. doug howlett.

Answer 8

Jonah Lomu



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