
Justin Marshall
Justin Marshall is a former New Zealand rugby union player who is widely regarded as one of the best halfbacks in the sport's history. He had a remarkable career with the All Blacks, earning over 80 caps and being part of the team in two Rugby World Cups. Post-retirement, Marshall has transitioned into a successful commentary role, providing insightful analysis on rugby matches. He made headlines recently for his commentary during a match involving James O'Connor, where he praised O'Connor's skills and experience, particularly recalling O'Connor's crucial kick that secured a victory in 2010.
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Justin Marshall was part of the All Blacks team in 1996.
All Blacks’ 2026: Richie Mo’unga’s return could define Scott Robertson’s Springboks campaignJustin Marshall was part of the 1996 All Blacks team that won three tests in South Africa.
All Blacks: Richie McCaw’s men rated above current Springboks by British rugby writersJustin Marshall reassured McTainsh that he would be fine during the commentary.
Media Insider: Sky TV rugby commentator Jeff McTainsh and his last-minute, madcap dash to Eden Park to call All Blacks-South Africa testJustin Marshall suggested the All Blacks should be making a phone call to Japan.
All Blacks v Argentina: World media react to shock loss in Buenos AiresJustin Marshall expressed gratitude towards his great-uncle Lloyd Ashby for inspiring him.
Lloyd Ashby – great-uncle of Justin Marshall and one of oldest living All Blacks – dies, aged 94Justin Marshall criticized the French team for a lack of respect in their performance.
Des All Blacks piqués au vif donnent une leçon de rugby au XV de FranceJustin Marshall played his 105th and final game for the Crusaders.
Ranking every Super Rugby final from worst to bestJustin Marshall is among the former All Blacks featured in the match.
Classics return: Former All Blacks to feature in Eden Park curtain-raiser against Pasifika legendsFormer All Black halfback Justin Marshall said in commentary as the Aussie was lining up the kick to beat the Blues.
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