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All Blacks great Lomu 'stable' in hospital
ALL BLACKS RUGBY legend Jonah Lomu has been admitted to Auckland Hospital but is said to be in a stable condition.
The former New Zealand winger, who starred in the tournament’s opening ceremony, underwent a kidney transplant in 2004.
All Blacks assistant coach Steve Hansen said today: “I heard that (he was in hospital) this morning, which is really sad news.
“Our thoughts are with the big fella and hopefully he makes a speedy recovery.”
Lomu’s wife Nadene told the Herald on Sunday:
New Zealand beat pool rivals France in Eden Park yesterday 37-17.
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