The New Zealand All Blacks are the national rugby union team of New Zealand, known for their exceptional skill and competitive spirit. Established in 1884, they are one of the most successful teams in rugby history, having won the Rugby World Cup three times, in 1987, 2011, and 2015. The team is recognized for its iconic black uniforms and the traditional pre-match haka, a ceremonial dance that showcases their cultural heritage. The All Blacks play their home matches at various stadiums across New Zealand, with Eden Park in Auckland being one of the most famous venues. They compete in the Rugby Championship and regularly face top international teams, maintaining a strong rivalry with Australia and South Africa. Their commitment to excellence and sportsmanship has made them a symbol of pride for New Zealanders.