the silver fern and its warriors in black. The name might be translated simply as 'team in black'. Watch below as captain of the All Blacks when Kapa O Pango was launched, Tana Umaga, explains why it ...

This haka was created in 1820 by Te Rauparaha, a warrior chief of the Ngati Toa tribe, as a way to celebrate his escape from a rival tribe that was pursuing him. The "Ka Mate" haka became globally ...

It was one of the most intense and infamous moments in All Blacks haka history as the two firebrands ... Fleming had no hope of separating the two warriors as the crowd roared.

TJ Perenara's final haka caused a stir in the public last November and a report has emerged that it 'blindsided' the All ...

You're warriors who love the beautiful game, just like we do, even if you manage it more often than we do. This haka is a testament to what was, what is, and what will be. You have a memory where we ...