Doug Howlett
New ZealandathleteMaleb. 19807.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Doug Howlett is a former New Zealand rugby union player who played as a wing and is known for his exceptional speed and scoring ability. He had a successful international career, representing the All Blacks and contributing to their victories in several major tournaments. After his international career, Howlett played for the Auckland Blues in Super Rugby and later joined Munster in Ireland, where he made significant contributions to the team's success.
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Doug Howlett was part of Munster’s Kiwi quartet that laid down the challenge before the All Blacks responded with their own haka.
All Blacks v Sharks: Ma’a Nonu responds to All Blacks haka before tour match in DurbanNew Zealand· 2026-08-11
Doug Howlett had a profound effect on both Irish and Kiwi rugby.
Both sides out to continue winning Nations Championship run – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2026-07-18
Doug Howlett's record was eclipsed by Will Jordan.
Wasteful Scotland left to rue missed chances in South Africa defeat – The Irish TimesIreland· 2026-07-12
Doug Howlett was surpassed by Will Jordan in the All Blacks' all-time try-scoring list.
All Blacks v Italy: Will Jordan breaks record but growing pains remain for Dave Rennie’s sideNew Zealand· 2026-07-11
Will Jordan surpassed Doug Howlett’s long-standing record of 49 tries for the All Blacks.
All Blacks v Italy: World media reacts as Will Jordan creates history in Wellington victoryNew Zealand· 2026-07-11
Doug Howlett holds the record for the most tries in All Blacks tests.
All Blacks v France: Reviewing the performances of Scott Robertson and his menNew Zealand· 2025-07-23
Doug Howlett still holds the record for the most tries by an All Black with 49.
Black Ferns v USA: Portia Woodman-Wickliffe speechless after claiming try-scoring recordNew Zealand· 2025-05-25
Doug Howlett has played in the colours of either Ulster or Munster.
Although Leinster continue to defy the odds, Irish professional rugby appears to be in decline – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-04-24
