The All Blacks, as they are commonly called, have participated in Test rugby since their first match against Australia in 1903. Richie McCaw holds the world record most Test appearances with 148 for the side between 2001 and 2015. He is followed by Jonah Lomu (147) and Brian Lochore (146). McCaw retired from international play after the 2015 World Cup, but will be offered a job as a television analyst by New Zealand Rugby Union. This means that he will not be able to play again for his country. He has said that he does not want this job and will leave it to someone else if/when he decides to quit. In terms of overall game time, McCaw is followed by Dan Carter (7,279 minutes) and Colin Meads (6,924 minutes) - both of whom played for the All Blacks between 1993 and 2005. Of the other players who have represented New Zealand at least 100 times, William McElroy has the most games under his belt (152 matches from 1904 to 1915). Charles Fisher (149), John MacKinnon (148), and Robert Frickleton (146) follow him. None of these players is still active in Test rugby today.