Carter wowed by young Irishman
12-year-old George Morgan on how his kicking skills drew the attention of the All-Blacks' Dan Carter
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All Blacks dominate 2012 IRB awards
New Zealand fly half Dan Carter has been named the IRB Player of the Year for 2012.
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Farrell handed number 10 jersey
Owen Farrell will start opposite fellow world player of the year nominee Dan Carter after being confirmed as England's starting fly-half against New Zealand.
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IRB reveal Player of the Year shortlist
New Zealand's Richie McCaw and Dan Carter, as well as England's Owen Farrell, and France's Frédéric Michalak, have been shortlisted for the IRB's Player of the Year Award.
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Carter hoping to face England
New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter is confident he will be fit for Saturday's clash with England at Twickenham.
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McCaw confident of coping without Carter
World champions New Zealand will go into battle against Wales today without Dan Carter, but they still start as overwhelming favourites.
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Carter set to miss Wales encounter
Dan Carter is unlikely to feature for New Zealand against Wales in Cardiff.
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Doubts arise concerning Carter fitness
World champions New Zealand are reportedly sweating on the fitness of fly-half star Dan Carter for Saturday's Millennium Stadium clash against Wales.
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All Blacks ring the changes for Scotland clash
New Zealand have made ten changes for the EMC Test with Scotland, but captain Richie McCaw and fly-half Dan Carter will start Sunday's clash at Murrayfield.
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Carter's last-gasp miss hands Aussies a draw
New Zealand flyhalf Dan Carter missed a drop goal with the last kick of the match as the All Blacks' winning streak was brought to an end at 16 matches in an 18-18 draw with Australia.
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Carter leads NZ to comfortable win
Dan Carter ensured New Zealand converted their territorial domination into points as the All Blacks beat Australia 22-0 in their Rugby Championship clash at Eden Park on Saturday.
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Aaron Cruden confident of filling Carter's boots
Aaron Cruden feels the new-found confidence he has in his game means the team will not miss the presence of the injured Dan Carter as keenly as anticipated.
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Kidney names strongest XV for third NZ Test
Ireland coach Declan Kidney has named his strongest possible team for the third Test against a New Zealand team weakened by the loss of Dan Carter.
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O'Driscoll plays down the 'Carter effect'
Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll believes New Zealand remain formidable opponents despite the loss of Dan Carter to injury.
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Carter out of final Test against Ireland
All Blacks flyhalf Dan Carter was ruled out of Saturday's third and final Test against Ireland with a hamstring strain as coach Steve Hansen made six changes to the starting side that was pushed to the brink last week in Christchurch.
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Brave Ireland lose to New Zealand
Daniel Carter kicked an 80th-minute drop goal to give New Zealand a tense 22-19 victory over Ireland in Christchurch on Saturday to claim the three-Test series with a game to spare.
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Carter expects big Ireland backlash
New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter is expecting a "ferocious" response from Ireland on Saturday after the tourists were comprehensively beaten in the first Test.
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Cruden turns to Carter ahead of France battle
Aaron Cruden says he will "pick the brains" of New Zealand's absent superstar Dan Carter as the All Blacks prepare to tackle World Cup final opponents France.
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Carter has surgery on groin injury
New Zealand star Dan Carter has undergone surgery on the groin injury that ended his World Cup campaign.
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Carter urges All Blacks to regroup
Fly-half Dan Carter has urged New Zealanders to move on from his World Cup-ending injury and throw their full support behind the All Blacks.