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The new All Blacks captain for the Test series against England and Fiji is Scott Barrett.

Prior to the two-Test series against England starting next month, Scott Barrett has been named the new rugby union captain of New Zealand. Five uncapped players have also been selected in Scott Robertson’s first All Blacks team since he succeeded Ian Foster as head coach.

 

The 30-year-old Barrett has been selected to captain the team instead of Ardie Savea, the current global player of the year, who will serve as vice-captain with Scott’s brother, Jordie. Robertson, the former’s longstanding coach at the Crusaders, is well acquainted with the former, and their relationship seems to have swung the odds in favor of the former. Although our group has several excellent leaders, Robertson stated that having a preexisting relationship with Scott was crucial.

 

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“I have a long history with him. He is a thoughtful, quiet leader. He is a highly skilled lock who starts every game, and the players will follow him. When it comes to making the proper decisions at the right moments, he has a great sense of the game. He has excelled in numerous pivotal moments while wearing the All Black shirt, and he has won many close games.

 

Additionally, Robertson seemed to imply that giving the captaincy to someone else would be beneficial for Savea’s playing. We had a lengthy conversation regarding his job for the ensuing four years. We discussed how to get the most out of him as a leader and player when he was captain. Scott was, in my opinion, the most suitable captain for this group’s on-field management for the ensuing four-year cycle.

 

The Chiefs back-rower Wallace Sititi, who has not yet received a cap, was chosen by Robertson above Blues number eight Hoskins Sotutu, who has had a standout season for the Super Rugby title Auckland Blues. Robertson stated, “We believe Wallace is an incredible young talent.” The two uncapped players are Billy Proctor, a colleague of the massive Hurricanes behemoth Pasilio Tosi, and Cortez Ratima, who has been named at scrum-half and hooker, respectively.

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