All Blacks security chief Logan Cadwallader dies in Edinburgh

Logan Cadwallader, the All Blacks’ longtime head of security, has died in Edinburgh after a medical event at the team’s hotel, New Zealand Rugby said. The team is in Scotland preparing for a Nations Championship test against Scotland. New Zealand Rugby announced his death in a statement. The organisation did not provide further details about the medical event. Reports differed on whether the death occurred on Sunday night or Monday, so the specific date is not established here. Assistant coach Jason Ryan said the team was heartbroken and offered condolences to Cadwallader’s wife, Nannette, their three children and other relatives. Ryan described him as a quiet hero who looked after the team and its families. He said Cadwallader had made a major impact on people across the All Blacks over the past decade. Head coach Dave Rennie also paid tribute, describing Cadwallader as a trusted team member and professional who cared for players and staff. New Zealand Rugby chief executive Steve Lancaster said Cadwallader was a valued member of the management group and would be missed by those who worked with him. Cadwallader had served as the All Blacks’ security manager for about 10 years,...