Aaron Cruden
Aaron Cruden is a former professional rugby player from New Zealand, celebrated for his time as a fly-half with the All Blacks. He has played a significant role in New Zealand rugby and is now involved in initiatives that promote mental and physical health within the sport, including campaigns that emphasize the importance of mental fitness.
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Recent news mentions
Aaron Cruden was a key figure in the Chiefs side coached by Dave Rennie.
All Blacks coach: Charting the rise of Dave Rennie and Jamie Joseph
New Zealand· 2026-03-03
Aaron Cruden's conversion was pivotal in the 2013 match against Ireland.
Rob Kearney on 2016 win over All Blacks – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-11-01
Cruden has shown himself to be a natural in front of the camera in bit-part roles.
Sky rugby rights deal: Stephen Donald tipped for bigger commentary role – Gregor PaulNew Zealand· 2025-10-10
Sopoaga also praised the mix of experience and youth in the squad, mentioning older guys like me and Crudes [Aaron Cruden].
Lima Sopoaga savours rare Ranfurly Shield glory, even with kicking-tee dramaNew Zealand· 2025-08-24
Aaron Cruden contributed with two penalties.
NPC: Waikato forge late comeback to steal Ranfurly Shield from Taranaki with last-minute penaltyNew Zealand· 2025-08-23
Aaron Cruden is involved in a campaign with Ruby Tui that focuses on the physical and mental health experiences of New Zealand's rugby elite.
Ruby Tui: ‘I was trying to grow women’s rugby – I had no idea the effect my story would have’ | New Zealand women's rugby union team
United Kingdom· 2025-03-31
