CAPE TOWN - Luke Jacobson will captain New Zealand for the first time when they face the Sharks in Durban on Tuesday in the second match of the 'Greatest Rivalry' tour of South Africa. He is highly respected, has a great feel for the game and will lead through his actions," said head coach Dave Rennie. "Two more players will pull on the All Blacks jersey for the first time against the Sharks," said Rennie. Eight starters against the Sharks, including Jacobson, were in the run-on team that beat Ireland 40-21 in the Nations Championship last month. A Sharks squad depleted by the absence of many Springboks on international duty have included 44-year-old former All Blacks back Ma'a Nonu among the replacements.