All Blacks hooker and Hurricanes captain Dane Coles has confirmed he is staying in New Zealand after extending his contract through to 2021.
His recommitment means New Zealand Rugby and the Hurricanes can continue to rely on his outstanding leadership, skill and experience for the next three years.
The 2015 Rugby World Cup winner, who led the Hurricanes to the club's first Investec Super Rugby title a year later, said he was committed to continuing his career in New Zealand.
The 32‑year‑old has played 60 Tests for the All Blacks since making his debut against Scotland in 2012.
Meanwhile, the Hurricanes begin their Super Rugby Campaign against the Waratahs on the 16th of next month at 8.45pm.
[Source: AllBlacks.com]
