Jerome Kaino

Rugby player, 2011 World Cup champion

Jerome Kaino - Rugby player, 2011 World Cup champion
Born

April 6th, 1983
41 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

New Zealand

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A rugby player from New Zealand, achieved recognition for contributions to the national team. Played primarily as a flanker and lock, excelled in both club and international matches. Had a significant career with the All Blacks, representing the team in multiple international tournaments. Helped secure victories in various competitions, including the Rugby World Cup.

Won the 2011 Rugby World Cup

Earned caps for the All Blacks in over 80 matches

Played for the Auckland Blues in Super Rugby

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