The All Blacks team is improving according to their captain

All blacks are at their worst. One year before the World Cup, Ian Foster’s players suffered their biggest defeat against South Africa last Saturday in the opening rugby tournament. While New Zealand have had three straight defeats and conceded five in their last six matches, the coach still faces greater challenges, calling Sam Kani to the front when a second duel against Springboks takes place this weekend at Ellis Park. in Johannesburg. “We took a good look at the missed opportunities and where we can improve,” the New Zealand captain said in comments compiled by Reuters. We were brutally honest with each other. Emphasizing that it was ‘never personal,’ the third line asserts that it is about ‘learning from the individual’s mistake so that the team can improve’.

New week. pic.twitter.com/J141hb7zwP

– All Blacks (AllBlacks) August 8, 2022

Cane: ‘We urgently need to improve’

As well as being “really pleased with the way we presented off the field”, Sam Kani admitted that the All Blacks “are not happy with the results, but it’s not because of the lack of effort”. With matches following each other and poor performances following each other, the All Blacks captain stresses that his team has no intention of giving up and will do everything in its power to return in the direction of travel. “We urgently need to improve,” said the Rotorua native. We will continue to work hard. “Facing a South African team that will have to deal with the many absences in their three-quarter streak, including due to the suspension of Kurt Lee Arendsay, the All Blacks will have to find a recipe for their past successes to avoid this as the black streak continues as the deadline that the Cup represents The next world, in the fall of 2023 in France.