4. Dan Carter
- 2x Rugby World Cup Champion (2011 and 2015)
- 9x Tri Nations/ Rugby Championship Winner
- British & Irish Lions Test Series Victory 2005
- 3x Super Rugby Champion (Crusaders)
- 2x Top 14 Champion (Perpignan and Racing 92)
- Japan Top League Champion (2018 – Kobelco Steelers)
- 3x IRB World Player of the Year
- All Time Super Rugby Leading Points Scorer
- All Time International Rugby Leading Point Scorer
3. Brian O’Driscoll
- 2x Six Nations Champion
- 2009 Six Nations Grand Slam
- 3x Six Nations Player of the Year
- Six Nations All Time Top Try Scorer (26 tries)
- 4x British & Irish Lion
- 4x Celtic League Winner (Leinster)
- 3x Heineken Champions Cup Winner
- European Challenge Cup Winner 2012/13
2. Jonah Lomu
- Considered to be one of the greatest athletes in the history of sport
- Regarded as ‘Rugby Union’s biggest draw’
- 1995 BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year
- Youngest All Black to make a Test Debut (19 years old and 45 days)
- 1995 Rugby World Cup Try of the Tournament
- 1995 Rugby World Cup Runner Up
- 2x Tri Nations Champion
- Scored the Winning Try in the ‘Match of the Century’ (All Blacks v Australia 2000)
1 Richie McCaw
- 2x Rugby World Cup Winner (2011 and 2015)
- 10x Tri Nations/ Rugby Championship Winner
- 4x Super Rugby Champion (Crusaders)
- 6x Provincial Champion (Canterbury)
- All Blacks Captain 2006 – 2015
- Considered to be the Greatest Rugby player of All time
- Considered as the Greatest All Blacks player of All time
- Most Capped International (148 – Now surpassed by Alun Wyn Jones)
- McCaw was appointed a member of New Zealand’s highest honour, the Order of New Zealand, in the 2016 New Year Honours.