Leicester Tigers' Jordan Crane (L) challenges Ospreys' Marty Holah during their EDF Energy Cup Final rugby union match at Twickenham in London April 12, 2008. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez (BRITAIN) 

Leicester Tigers' Jordan Crane (C) challenges Ospreys' Marty Holah during their EDF Energy Cup Final rugby union match at Twickenham in London April 12, 2008. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez (BRITAIN) 

Marty Holah of the Chiefs takes the high ball from Luke Andrews of the Hurricanes during their Super 14 rugby union match at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton February 9, 2007. REUTERS/Nigel Marple (NEW ZEALAND) 

The Hurricanes' Ma'a Nonu (R) loses the ball in a try saving tackle by the Chiefs' Marty Holah during their Super 14 rugby union clash in Wellington April 29, 2006. REUTERS/Anthony Phelps 

New Zealand Maori rugby player Holah is tackled by British and Irish Lions Dawson during rugby match in Hamilton, New Zealand. New Zealand Maori player Marty Holah is tackled by British and Irish Lions player Matt Dawson (L) and Martyn Williams during their rugby match in Hamilton, New Zealand June 11, 2005. New Zealand Maori players in support are Corey Flynn (centre rear), Ross Filipo and Rico Gear (R).The New Zealand Maoris won 19-13. REUTERS/Simon Baker 

British and Irish rugby captain O'Driscoll appeals for penalty during match against New Zealand Maori in Hamilton. British and Irish Lions rugby captain Brian O'Driscoll (R) appeals for a penalty as New Zealand Maori Marty Holah checks for an injury during their teams match in Hamilton June 11, 2005. REUTERS/Simon Baker 

Wycliff Palu from the Waratahs is tackled by Marty Holah from Tte Chiefs during their Super 12 match in Sydney. Wycliff Palu (L) from the Waratahs is tackled by Marty Holah from the Chiefs during their Super 12 match in Sydney February 25, 2005. The match is the opening game for the teams' 2005 Super 12 season. REUTERS/David Gray 

Phil Waugh from the Waratahs watches team mate Wycliff Palu get tackled by Marty Holah from Tte Chiefs during their Super 12 match in Sydney. Phil Waugh (L) from the Waratahs watches team mate Wycliff Palu (C) get tackled by Marty Holah from the Chiefs during their Super 12 match in Sydney February 25, 2005. The match is the opening game for the teams' 2005 Super 12 season. REUTERS/David Gray 

New Zealand's Andrew Mehrtens walks off with teammates Keven Mealamu and Marty Holah walk off the field after being defeated by Australia in their Tri-Nations match in Sydney. New Zealand's (L-R) Andrew Mehrtens walks off the field with teammates Keven Mealamu and Marty Holah after being defeated by Australia in their Tri-Nations match at Sydney's Stadium Australia August 7, 2004. Australia defeated New Zealand 23-18. REUTERS/David Gray 

All Black captain Tana Umaga (C) beats Springbok Schalk Burger (L) with Marty Holah (R) in support in the international rugby union test match between New Zealand and South Africa at Jade Stadium in Christchurch, New Zealand July 24, 2004. New Zealand won 23-21. REUTERS/Anthony Phelps AP/FA 

All Blacks Marty Holah, with Jerry Collins (L) in support, runs in to the tackle of Springboks AJ Venter during the International Rugby Union Test Match between New Zealand and South Africa at Jade Stadium in Christchurch, New Zealand, July 24, 2004. REUTERS/Simon Baker SB/LA 

All Blacks' Marty Holah (L) and Byron Kelleher (R) celebrate after winning the Bledisloe Cup international rugby union test match between New Zealand and Australia at Westpac Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand, July 17, 2004. New Zealand won 16-7. REUTERS/Anthony Phelps AP/fa 

Wallaby Lote Tuqiri runs during rain into the All Black defence of Daniel Carter (L) and Marty Holah during the international rugby union test match between New Zealand and Australia at the Westpac Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand, July 17, 2004. REUTERS/Nigel Marple NM/SH 

Wallaby Stephen Larkham kicks watched by All Black Marty Holah (R) during the international rugby union test match between New Zealand and Australia at Westpac Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand, July 17, 2004. REUTERS/Nigel Marple NM/FA 

New Zealand All Blacks, from left, Marty Holah, Jono Gibbes and Xavier Rush during the captain's run at Westpac Stadium in Wellington, July 16, 2004. The All Blacks play Australia July 17 in the first Bledisloe Cup match. REUTERS/Anthony Phelps AP/PB 

New Zealand All Black's Marty Holah (C) replaces Richie McCaw in the starting lineup with Dan Carter (L) and Carlos Spencer (R) during training for their rugby union test match in Wellington, July 14, 2004. The All Blacks play Australia July 17 in the first Bledisloe Cup match. REUTERS/Anthony Phelps AP/FA 

New Zealand Chiefs rugby player Marty Holah (C) in action against the South African Cats during a Super 12 match at Ellis Park in Johannesburg April 10, 2004. The Cats went on to win 23 - 21. 

New Zealand Chiefs rugby player Marty Holah (C) in action against the South African Cats during a Super 12 match at Ellis Park in Johannesburg April 10, 2004. The Cats went on to win 23 - 21. REUTERS/Howard Burditt HB/ACM 

New Zealand Chiefs rugby player Marty Holah (L) is tackled by South African Cats player Enrico Januarie during a Super 12 match at Ellis Park in Johannesburg April 10, 2004. The Cats went on to win 23 - 21. REUTERS/Howard Burditt HB/WS 

New Zealand All Blacks coach John Mitchell directs his team at the
Collingwood AFL ground in Melbourne November 18, 2003. New Zealand will
play France in the Rugby World Cup consolation match in Sydney on
November 20. The players are, from left to right, Tana Umaga, Marty
Holah and Joe Rokocoko. REUTERS/Simon Baker

SB 

New Zealand All Blacks Marty Holah (2nd L) jokes with teammate Joe
Rokocoko (2nd R) at a training sessopm at the Collingwood AFL ground in
Melbourne November 13, 2003. New Zealand play Australia in the
semi-final of the Rugby World Cup 2003 on November 15 in Sydney.
Looking on are teammates Ali Williams (L), Chris Jack and Byron
Kelleher (R). REUTERS/Simon Baker

SB 

New Zealand All Blacks Marty Holah sprints between cones as team
members (from left) Ben Atiga, Jerry Collins, Mike Anthony (fitness
trainer), Carl Hoeft and Ma'a Nonu look on during training at Melbourne
Grammar School in Melbourne October 29 2003. Holah has been named on
the bench for New Zealands next pool match of the Rugby World Cup 2003
against Wales on Sunday in Sydney. REUTERS/Simon Baker

SB/TW 

New Zealand All Blacks Marty Holah (L) is touched by Rodney So'oialo in
a game of touch rugby as Keven Mealamu (R) looks on during the teams
training session at the Collingwood AFL ground in Melbourne October 27
2003 .New Zealand's next pool match of the 2003 Rugby World Cup is
against Wales on November 2 in Sydney. REUTERS/Simon Baker

SB/PB 

New Zealand All Blacks Chris Jack (C) tries to run from Reuben Thorne
(L) as Marty Holah looks on in a game of touch rugby during training at
the Collingwood AFL grounds in Melbourne October 13, 2003. New Zealands
next match of the 2003 Rugby World Cup is on Friday against Canada.
REUTERS/Simon Baker

SB/CP 

New Zealand All Blacks, (L to R) Marty Holah, Caleb Ralph, Steve Devine
and captain Reuben Thorne congratulate each other at the end of the
Tri-Nations rugby union Test match between Australia and New Zealand in
Sydney July 26, 2003. New Zealand won 50-21. REUTERS/Will Burgess

WB/RCS 

New Zealand All Blacks Marty Holah (L), Carl Hoeft (C) and Ali Williams
(R) leave the water after a swim at Manly Beach following a closed
training session July 23, 2003. The All Blacks will play Australia in
the Bledisloe Cup on Saturday night. REUTERS/Will Burgess

WB/PB 

New Zealand All Black Doug Howlett looks for support from Marty Holah
(R) and Chris Jack (L) during the test between New Zealand's All Blacks
and Wales at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton, New Zealand, June 21, 2003.
New Zealand won the match 55-3. REUTERS/Nigel Marple

NM/CP 

All Black Marty Holah gets wrapped up by Gareth Copper (R) and Jamie
Robinson (L) of Wales during the test between New Zealand's All Blacks
and Wales at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton, New Zealand, June 21 2003.
REUTERS/Nigel Marple

NM/TW 

Marty Holah of New Zealand's All Blacks holds the ball during their one-off international rugby union test match against France at Paris' Stade de France, November 16, 2002. The match ended in a 20-20 draw. 

Marty Holah (C) of New Zealand's All Blacks holds the ball during their
one-off international rugby union test match against France at Paris'
Stade de France, November 16, 2002. The match ended in a 20-20 draw.
REUTERS/Xavier Lhospice

PW/CRB 

England's Martin Johnson (2R) is picked up by New Zealand's Marty Holah
(2L) as England's Jason Robinson (L) and New Zealand's Sam Broomhall
(R) look on during their international rugby union test match against
England at Twickenham November 9, 2002. England won 31-28.
REUTERS/Stephen Hird

SH/NMB 

New Zealand's All Black Marty Holah slides on the wet pitch as he scores a try during the second test between New Zealand and [Ireland at Eden Park in Auckland June 22, 2002. The All Blacks won the match 40-8. ] 

New Zealand's All Black Marty Holah slides on the wet pitch as he
scores a try during the second test between New Zealand and Ireland at
Eden Park in Auckland June 22, 2002. The All Blacks won the match 40-8.
REUTERS/Nigel Marple

NM/CP 

Australia's Toutai Kefu (C) makes a break against New Zealand defenders
Tana Umaga (L) and Marty Holah to score the match winning try in the
final minutes of their rugby union Tri-Nations test in Sydney September
1, 2001. The Australian Wallabies defeated the New Zealand All Blacks
29-26 to retain the Tri-Nations trophy. REUTERS/Mark Baker

MDB/CP 

New Zealand All Black captain Anton Oliver hugs teammate Jeff Wilson
(L) as Byron Kelleher (2nd-R) and Marty Holah (R) leave the field after
winning their Tri Nations test against South Africa at Eden Park in
Auckland, New Zealand August 25, 2001. The All Blacks won 26-15.

NM/CP 

Argentina's Diego Albanese (C) is caught in the tackle of New Zealand All Blacks' Doug Howlett (L) and Marty Holah (obscured) during their test match at Jade Stadium in Christchurch June 23, 2001. The All Blacks won 67-19.

SB/JD 

New Zealand Waikato Chiefs' Marty Holah (R) runs through Northern Bulls' Boeta Wessels (L) and Jannie Brooks during their Super 12 rugby match played at Loftus, Pretoria 21 April, 2001. Waikato Chiefs won the game 49-37.

AL/AA