Live updates of the tour clash between the All Blacks and the Sharks in Durban.The All Blacks have started their first tour of South Africa in 30 years with a win against the Stormers and now travel to Durban to play the Sharks.One name sticks out more than any other, that of 44-year-old Ma’a Nonu, who last represented the All Blacks 11 years ago, when he helped New Zealand win the 2015 Rugby World Cup.The midfielder joined the Sharks last week and will become the oldest player to face the All Blacks, if he is brought off the bench.Meanwhile, the tourists will be captained by Luke Jacobson, who is in charge of a stronger side than coach Dave Rennie fielded to face the Stormers.The All Blacks haven’t played the Sharks in their modern form, but they did come away with positive results against their predecessor Natal.New Zealand have never lost a game to the provincial side, but drew their 1960 fixture 6-6.All Blacks v Natal historyPlayed – 6All Blacks won – 5Natal won – 0Draws – 1All Blacks points scored – 159Natal points scored – 55All Blacks v Natal all meetings1992 - All Blacks 43 Natal 25, Durban1976 – All Blacks 42 Natal 13, Durban1970 – All Blacks 29 Natal 8, Durban1960 – All Blacks 6 Natal 6, Durban1949 – All Blacks 8 Natal 0, Durban1928 – All Blacks 31 Natal 3, PietermaritzburgAll Blacks v Sharks line-upsAll Blacks: 1. Ethan de Groot, 2. Asafo Aumua, 3. Fletcher Newell, 4. Josh Lord, 5. Sam Darry, 6. Tupou Vaa’i, 7. Luke Jacobson (c), 8. Wallace Sititi 9. Kyle Preston, 10. Ruben Love, 11. Caleb Clarke, 12. Jordie Barrett, 13. Quinn Tupaea, 14. Fehi Fineanganofo, 15. Damian McKenzieBench: 16. Bradley Slater, 17. Ollie Norris, 18. Pasilio Tosi, 19. Ethan Blackadder, 20. Semisi Ta’eiloa, 21. Cortez Ratima, 22. Timoci Tavatavanawai, 23. Emoni NarawaSharks: 1. Nemo Roelofse, 2. Eduan Swart, 3. Vincent Koch, 4. Hendre Stassen, 5. Emile van Heerden, 6. Phepsi Buthelezi, 7. Manu Tshituka, 8. Nick Hatton (c), 9. Bradley Davids, 10. Vusi Moyo, 11. Litelihle Bester, 12. Murray Koster, 13. Jurenzo Julius, 14. Donovan Don, 15. Zekhethelo SiyayaBench: 16. Liam van Wyk, 17. Rambo Kubekha, 18. Simphiwe Ngobese, 19. Vincent Tshituka, 20. Matt Romao, 21. Ivan van Zyl, 22. Luan Giliomee, 23. Ma’a NonuForm guide (past five matches)All Blacks:Beat Stormers 38-21Beat Ireland 40-21Beat Italy 47-17Beat France 34-32Beat Wales 52-26Sharks:Beat Boland Kavaliers 19-12Lost to Stormers 36-28Lost to Cheetahs 43-21Beat Pumas 26-24Beat Zebre 54-19All Blacks v Sharks refereeEnglishman Matthew Carley will take charge of this tour fixture and could give an insight in to how he might referee the first test of the series on August 23. The All Blacks have struggled against South Africa when Carley has the whistle, losing all three times he’s refereed their matches against the Springboks.All Blacks v Sharks TAB oddsAll Blacks $1.01, Sharks $15.00All Blacks 1-12 $7.50All Blacks 13+ $1.10Draw $61Sharks 1-12 $18.00Sharks +13 $31.00All Blacks v Sharks – how to follow the actionFor live commentary of the All Blacks’ tour game against Sharks, join Elliott Smith on Newstalk ZB and iHeartRadio.The Alternative Commentary Collective will also be providing commentary on their iHeartRadio stream.You can watch the game on Sky Sport 1 and it will be livestreaming on Sky Sport Now.You can also find live updates at nzherald.co.nz.Cameron McMillan has been a sports journalist since 2003 and is NZME’s Deputy Head of Sport.