For the NZ options.
Cory Jane had a pretty special 2009, IMO that year he was the biggest attacking influence in the NZ side. Still good in 2010 but not quite to the same level. Even though he's had a quiet start to this season with the canes I have a feeling he could end up having a very good international season and I dont think his form so far for the canes truely reflects his form and ability right now. Not long ago he said in an interview that he was in the best shape physically that he's ever been for the time of year and if he can hold & build on that going into the business end of the season for the AB's I believe this could be another big year for him. My only doubt about his is his defence against bigger opositon backs, his small size leaves him at a bit of a disadvantage in those situations and is a concern going into critical games like world cup where having a flawless defence rules.
Sivivatu was prob the best winger in the world for quite a few periods of time over his carrier and as recently as 2008 - 2009. Last year was a write off with injury. He's made an interesting start to the chiefs season where he's been a bit error prone, making a number of knock on's and missed a few tackles. But he's also leading the competition in many attacking stats like line breaks and busted tackles which can only suggest that he could very well end up a big force later this season if he gets his mind & body right.
Hosea Gear. The way he finished last season you would have to say he ended up being the form internationl winger in rugby and if it wasn't for an injury that kept him out of much of the super14 and hindered his chances for all black selection in June he would have made a huge impact for the AB's. His form for the Maori was sensational. If he stays injury free he will be first in line at 11 this season.
Toeava. Doesn't get much gametime at wing in super rugby because can can pretty much play any position 10-15 when required and ends up being the fill in guy for the blues. But for test rugby he has been at his best on the wing. His form on the EoY tour saw him hold the 14 jersey even though Jane had recovered from a minor injury.
Lelia Masanga. Ok so he only has one test, but IMO pound for pound he very well may be the best winger in the world, maybe lacks ~5cm in height and a few kg in weight needed to be a regular selection for the AB's even though IMO his determination and commitment seem to more than make up for any shortfall in size. Made huge improvements on his ability on defence and under the hugh ball in the last couple of years and still has that raw speed & power he uses to "lomu bowl" over oposition defenders. One of those rare players that will beat the first defender almost every time and if you get him the ball with a bit of space he will almost always make something happen.