Jerome Kaino will make his final bow from professional rugby union when he leads Toulouse against La Rochelle

Maxime Medard has extended his current contract, while two-time World Cup winner Jerome Kaino is to take over the club’s youth side.

The formidable French side were held try-less by the ‘best defence in Europe’.

The French giants will visit Dublin on Easter Sunday.

Toulouse duo Kaino and Pointud remain suspended for the weeks ahead. Lozowski must await the outcome of two hearings in London tomorrow.

The former All Black was suspended for a tackle on Bath’s Jamie Roberts.

Jerome Kaino and Lucas Pointud were both brought before a disciplinary hearing in Paris.

Jerome Kaino and Lucas Pointud both face disciplinary hearings in Paris on Wednesday.

New Zealand back row Jerome Kaino will move to France at the end of the Super Rugby season, ending his time as an All Black.

New Zealand Rugby confirmed that Kaino left the camp today amid allegations he cheated on his wife.

The fallout from the first Test between the Lions and All Blacks continues.

The blindside probably won’t be fit until June.

The flanker says spirits are high in the All Black camp, even if he is still hurting from what happened two weeks ago.

“I’m sure Jerome (Kaino) put his hand up.”

Elsewhere, Scott Barrett could earn his first cap from the bench and Aaron Smith returns to the starting line-up following his disciplinary issues.

Back row Jerome Kaino worked with the “very well prepared” Joe Schmidt at the Blues.

The Tullow Tank’s reputation precedes him.

The All Black flanker could miss the start of the Super Rugby season for the incident.

The sabbatical is over for the talismanic No 10.

Steve Hansen has selected an experienced starting XV to face England in the first Test on Saturday.

Meanwhile in Canberra, Auckland Blues’ Jerome Kaino cheered himself up by meeting an Aussie legend.

The Irish coach and captain fielded your questions as the team for the final Test against the All Blacks was announced.

The French captain received the accolade ahead of David Pocock, Will Genia, Ma’a Nonu, Jerome Kaino and Piri Weepu.

It’s taken us all of 46 games (and over a month of late nights and early morning), but we’ve finally settled on 15 names worthy of a place on our dream teamsheet.

International rugby’s governing body has announced its shortlist for this season’s awards. Five of the six nominees ply their trade in the southern hemisphere.

All Blacks coach Graham Henry has made a number of changes from the side that beat Argentina in last weekend’s quarter-final.