South Africa celebrate victory over New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup final. “He has had a challenging time as head coach, but he has come through with a significant achievement at this World Cup. “Ian has had a long career with the All Blacks – 12 years – winning a World Cup as an Assistant Coach in 2015 and his significant contribution has to be acknowledged.”Prime Minister Chris Hipkins paid tribute to all the fans cheering the team on. The outgoing Prime Minister said it’s been incredible to see the team bounce back from that tough opening game against France and set the tournament alight. ”New Zealand looks forward to welcoming the team home and celebrating their achievements,” Hipkins said.

Source: New Zealand Herald October 29, 2023 19:39 UTC