Aaron Cruden is renowned for his fancy footwork at the line and the All Blacks playmaker did his best to implement those evasive skills when asked about his future in New Zealand rugby.
Cruden replaces Lima Sopoaga and makes his return to the All Blacks through the bench at Eden Park against the Wallabies on Saturday, after sitting out the past three tests with a groin strain, a period which included the away leg of the Rugby Championship.
While on the sideline, reports emerged out of France linking the talented 27‑year‑old to a multi‑million dollar move to French club Montpellier.
The All Blacks will meet the Wallabies at 6.35pm Saturday.
Source: Stuff
