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2 November 2026

All Blacks 'heartbroken' by sudden death of security chief, says assistant coach Jason Ryan

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All Blacks 'heartbroken' by sudden death of security chief, says assistant coach Jason Ryan

Assistant coach Jason Ryan made an emotional tribute to Logan Cadwallader, who had been the team's head of security for a decade.

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