International Individual Records

International Records
(as at 21/5/2012)

General
Highest attendance at a International
109 874	15/7/2000: Stadium (Telstra) Australia, Sydney New Zealand beat Australia 39-35
107 042	28/8/1999: Stadium (Telstra) Australia, Sydney Australia beat New Zealand 28-7
104 000	1/3/1975: Murrayfield, Edinburgh Scotland beat Wales 12-10
94 713	21/8/2010: FNB (Soccer) Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand beat South Africa 29-22
90 978	1/9/2001: Stadium (Telstra) Australia, Sydney Australia beat New Zealand 29-26
90 119	26/7/1997: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne New Zealand beat Australia 33-18
90 000	6/8/1955: Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg British Lions beat South Africa 23-22
WORLD CUP 82 957	22/11/2003: Telstra Stadium, Sydney England beat Australia 20-17 - FINAL
SUPER14 52 000	19/5/2001: Absa Stadium, Durban:Sharks beat Cats 30-12 - SEMI-FINAL 12/5/2007: Absa Stadium, Dbn: Sharks beat Blues 34-18 - SEMI-FINAL 19/5/2007: Absa Staduim, Dbn: Bulls beat Sharks 20-19 - FINAL
CLUB RUGBY 82 208	2/5/2009: Croke Park, Dublin Leinster beat Munster 25-6 - SEMI-FINAL: Heineken Cup Competition

Individual
Most Tests as Referee
68	Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa - 1996-2011: DOB: 7/11/1966)
55	Allain Rolland (Ireland - 2001-2012: DOB: 22/8/1966)
52	Stuart Dickinson (Australia - 1997-2011: DOB: 19/7/1968)
50	Chris White (England)
46	Paul Honiss (New Zealand: 1997-: DOB: 18/6/1963)
45	Alan Lewis (Ireland)
45	Steve Walsh (New Zealand - 1998-2012: DOB: 28/3/1972)
44	Derek Bevan (Wales: DOB: 3/9/1947)
41	Tony Spreadbury (England)
39	Wayne Barnes (England - 2006-2012)
39	Jim Fleming (Scotland)
37	Paddy O'Brien (New Zealand)
35	Nigel Owens (Wales - 2003-2012)
34	Craig Joubert (South Africa - 2000-2012: DOB: 8/11/1977)
32	Clive Norling (Wales)
31	Andrew Cole (Australia)
30	Mark Lawrence (South Africa - 2000-2011: DOB: 16/6/1965)
30	Ed Morrison (England: DOB: 6/9/1951)
Most Capped Players
(+50: Includes total caps for own country and the British Lions; for Argentina and the South American Jaguars; for Samoa/Fiji/Tonga and the Pacific Islands, against all countries - Internationals for British Lions/South American Jaguars/Pacific Islanders appears in brackets)
1-139	George Gregan (Australia - 1994-2007)
2-123(6)	Brian O'Driscoll (Ireland/Lions - 1999-2011)
3-123(2)	Ronan O'Gara (Ireland/Lions - 2000-2012)
4-119(5)	Jason Leonard (England/Lions - 1990-2004)
5-118	Fabien Pelous (France - 1995-2007)
6-111	Philippe Sella (France - 1982-1995)
7-111	John Smit (South Africa - 2000-2011)
8-110(6)	Stephen Jones (Wales/Lions - 1998-2011)
9-110	Victor Matfield (South Africa - 2001-2011)
10-110	George Smith (Australia - 2000-2009)
11-109	Chris Paterson, MBE (Scotland - 1999-2011)
12-107(2)	John Hayes (Ireland/Lions - 2000-2011)
13-103	Richie McCaw (New Zealand - 2001-2011)
14-103(3)	Gareth Thomas (Wales/Lions - 1995-2007)
15-103(4)	Martyn Williams, MBE (Wales/Lions - 1996-2010)
16-102	Stephen Larkham (Australia - 1996-2007)
17-102	Percy Montgomery (South Africa - 1997-2001; 2005-2008)
18-101	David Campese (Australia - 1982-1996)
19-101	Nathan Sharpe (Australia - 2002-2011)
20-101	Alessandro Troncon (Italy - 1994-2007)
21-100	Mils Muliaina (New Zealand - 2003-2011)
98	Raphaél Ibanez (France - 1996-2007)
98	Peter Stringer (Ireland - 2000-2011)
97(6)	Jonny Wilkinson, MBE (England/Lions - 1998-2003; 2007-2011)
96(2)	Colin Charvis (Wales/Lions - 1996-2007)
95	Andrea lo Cicero (Italy - 2000-2008; 2011-2012)
93	Serge Blanco (France - 1980-1991)
93	Marco Bortolami (Italy - 2001-2010; 2012)
93(5)	Gethin Jenkins (Wales/Lions - 2002-2012)
92	Sean Fitzpatrick (New Zealand - 1986-1997)
92	Matt Giteau (Australia - 2002-2011)
92(8)	Martin Johnson (England/Lions - 1993-2003)
92	Gareth Llewellyn (Wales - 1989-2004)
92	Malcolm O'Kelly (Ireland - 1997-2009)
91(4)	Neil Jenkins (Wales/Lions - 1991-2002)
91	Keven Mealamu (New Zealand - 2002-2011)
91(6)	Paul O'Connell (Ireland/Lions - 2002-2012)
91(5)	Rory Underwood (England/Lions - 1984-1996)
91(4)	Shane Williams (Wales/Lions - 2000-2011)
90(4)	Donncha O'Callaghan (Ireland/Lions - 2003-2012)
89	Olivier Magne (France - 1997-2007)
89	Joost van der Westhuizen (South Africa - 1993-2003)
88	Mauro Bergamasco (Italy - 1998-2011)
88(3)	Lawrence Dallaglio (England/Lions - 1995-2007)
88	Sergio Parisse (Italy - 2002-2012)
87	Scott Murray (Scotland - 1997-2007)
86	Lisandro Arbizu (Argentina - 1990-2005)
86	Mirco Bergamasco (Italy - 2002-2011)
86	John Eales (Australia - 1991-2001)
86	Rolando Martin (Argentina - 1994-2003)
86	Joe Roff (Australia - 1995-2005)
86	Damien Traille (France - 2001-2009; 2011)
85	Daniel Carter (New Zealand - 2004-2011)
85	Martin Castrogiovanni (Italy - 2002-2012)
85	Cristian Petre (Romania - 2001-2011)
84(7)	Matt Dawson (England/Lions - 1995-2006)
84	Joaquim Ferreira (Portugal - 1993-2007)
84	Mario Ledesma-Arocena (Argentina - 1996-2011)
84	Sylvain Marconnet (France - 1998-2011)
84(2)	Gregor Townsend (Scotland/Lions - 1993-2003)
83	Carlo Checchinato (Italy - 1990-2004)
83	Salvatore Perugini (Italy - 2000-2011)
82	Girvan Dempsey (Ireland - 1998-2008)
82	Imanol Harinordoquy (France - 2002-2012)
82(2)	Adam Jones (Wales/Lions - 2003-2012)
82	Tony Woodcock (New Zealand - 2002-2011)
81	Mike Blair (Scotland - 2002-2012)
81	Matt Burke (Australia - 1993-2004)
81(12)	Mike Gibson (Ireland/Lions - 1964-1979)
81	Justin Marshall (New Zealand - 1995-2005)
80	Os du Randt (South Africa - 1994-2007)
80	Tim Horan (Australia - 1989-2000)
80(17)	Willie-John McBride (Ireland/Lions - 1962-1975)
80	Stirling Mortlock (Australia - 2000-2009)
80	Fabio Ongaro (Italy - 2000-2011)
79(7)	Ieuan Evans (Wales/Lions - 1987-1998)
79	Ian Jones (New Zealand - 1990-1999)
79	Yukio Motoki (Japan - 1991-2005)
79(3)	Dwayne Peel (Wales/Lions - 2001-2009; 2011)
79	Phil Waugh (Australia - 2000-2009)
79	David Wilson (Australia - 1992-2000)
79(1)	Joe Worsley (England/Lions - 1999-2011)
78	Abdelatif Benazzi (France - 1990-2001)
78	Andrey Kuzin (Russia - 1997-2011)
78	Chris Latham (Australia - 1998-2007)
78	Pedro Sporledor (Argentina - 1990-2003)
78(5)	Phil Vickery (England/Lions 1998-2009)
77	Mark Andrews (South Africa - 1994-2001)
77(2)	Gordon Bulloch (Scotland - 1997-2005)
77	Adrian Lungu (Romania - 1980-1995)
77	Jason White (Scotland - 2000-2009)
76	Irakli Abuseridze (Georgia - 2000-2011)
76(5)	Rob Andrew (England/Lions - 1985-1997)
76	Bakkies Botha (South Africa - 2002-2005; 2007-2011)
76	Gonzalo Canale (Italy - 2003-2012)
76(1)	Mike Catt (England/British Lions - 1994-2007)
76	Al Charron (Canada - 1990-2003)
76(2)	Diego Dominguez (Argentina/1989; Italy/1991-2003)
76	Romeo Gontineac (Romania - 1995-2008)
76(5)	Richard Hill (England/Lions - 1997-2004)
76	Nathan Hines (Scotland - 2000-2011)
76	Aurélien Rougerie (France - 2001-2012)
76	Lucian Sirbu (Romania - 1996-2011)
76(3)	Steve Thompson (England/Lions - 2002-2011)
76(3)	David Wallace (Ireland.Lions - 2000-2011)
75	Julien Bonnaire (France (2004-2012)
75	Felipe Contepomi (Argentina - 1998-2008; 2010-2011)
75	Rocky Elsom (Australia - 2005-2011)
75	Jason Little (Australia - 1989-2000)
75	Mike Tindall (England - 2000-2011)
74	Diego Aguirre (Uruguay - 1995-2007)
74(5)	Danny Grewcock (England/Lions - 1997-2007)
74	Bryan Habana (South Africa - 2004-2010)
74	Alexander Khrokin (Russia - 1994-2011)
74(3)	Lewis Moody (England/Lions - 2001-2011)
74(2)	Geordan Murphy (Ireland/Lions - 2000-2010)
74	Tana Umaga (New Zealand - 1997-2005)
73(1)	Will Carling (England/Lions - 1988-1997)
73	Vyacheslav Grachev (Russia)
73(8)	Jeremy Guscott (England/Lions - 1989-1999)
73	Yannick Jauzion (France - 2001-2011)
73	Federico Mendez (Argentina - 1990-2005)
73	Lionel Nallet (France - 2000-2012)
73	Diego Ormachea (Uruguay - 1989-1999)
73	Agust Pichot (Argentina - 1995-2007)
73	Luis Pissarra (Portugal - 1996-2007)
73(2)	Simon Shaw (England/Lions - 1996-2011)
73	CJ van der Linde (South Africa - 2002; 2004-2011)
72	Oliver Brouzet (France - 1994-2003)
72	Jean de Villiers (South Africa - 2002; 2004-2010)
72	David Humphreys (Ireland - 1996-2005)
72	Michael Lynagh (Australia - 1984-1995)
72	Jeremy Paul (Australia - 1998-2006)
72	Ali Williams (New Zealand - 2002-2008; 2011)
71(5)	Neil Back (England/Lions - 1994-2005)
71	Gabriel Brezoianu (Romania - 1996-2007)
71	Christian Califano (France - 1994-2007)
71(7)	Martin Corry (England/Lions - 1997-2007)
71	Vyacheslav Grachev (Russia - 1993-2011)
71	Stuart Grimes (Scotland - 1997-2005)
71	Nicky Little (Fiji - 1996-2009; 2011)
71	Jean-Luc Sadourny (France - 1991-2001)
71	Cristian Stoica (Italy - 1997-2007)
70(1)	Gordon D'Arcy (Ireland/Lions - 1999-2012)
70	Kenny Logan (Scotland - 1992-2003)
70	Kevin Maggs (Ireland - 1997-2005)
70	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand - 1995-2004)
70	Florica Morariu (Romania - 1976-1989)
70	Tom Shanklin (Wales - 2001-2009)
69	Al Baxter (Australia - 2003-2009)
69	Roland Bertranne (France - 1971-1981)
69	Massimo Cuttitta (Italy - 1990-2000)
69	Pieter de Villiers (France - 1999-2007)
69	Gheorghe Dumitru (Romania - 1973-1987)
69	Jaque Fourie (South Africa - 2003-2011)
69(4)	Shane Horgan (Ireland/Lions - 2000-2009)
69(5)	Brian Moore (England/Lions - 1987-1995)
69(3)	Mike Phillips (Wales/Lions - 2003-2012)
69	Philippe Saint-Andre (France - 1990-1997)
69	Juan Smith (South Africa - 2003; 2005-2010)
69	Malkhaz Urjukashvili (Georgia - 1997-2011)
68	Schalk Burger (South Africa - 2003-2010)
68	Constantin Dinu (Romania - 1965-1983)
68(3)	Ryan Jones (Wales/Lions - 2004-2012)
68	Andrea Masi (Italy - 1999-2012)
68(8)	Hugo Porta (Argentina/South American Jaguars - 1971-1999)
68	Joe Rokocoko (New Zealand - 2003-2010)
68(4)	Semo Sititi (Samoa/Pacific Islanders - 1999-2009)
67	Christophe Dominici (France - 1998-2007)
67(2)	Simon Easterby (Ireland/Lions - 2000-2008)
67(6)	Gavin Hastings (Scotland/Lions - 1986-1995)
67(2)	Scott Hastings (Scotland/Lions - 1986-1997)
67	Daniel Herbert (Australia - 1994-2002)
67	Marcus Horan (Ireland - 2000-2009; 2011)
67	Chris Jack (New Zealand - 2001-2007)
67	Phil Kearns (Australia - 1989-1999)
67	Alexander Khrokin (Russia - 2002-2011)
67	Mario Lame (Uruguay - 1989-2001)
67(2)	Brian Lima (Samoa/Pacific Islanders - 1991-2007)
67	Hirotoki Onozawa (Japan - 2001-2011)
67	Dan Parks (Scotland - 2004-2012)
67(6)	Tom Smith (Scotland/Lions - 1997-2005)
67	Lote Tuqiri (Australia - 2003-2008)
66	Carlos Ignacio Fernandez-Lobbe (Argentina - 1996-2008)
66	Stephen Moore (Australia - 2005-2011)
66	Ma'a Nonu (New Zealand - 2003-2011)
66	Greg Somerville (New Zealand - 2000-2008)
66	Winston Stanley (Canada - 1994-2003)
66	Simon Taylor (Scotland - 2000-2009)
66	Jonathan Thomas (Wales - 2003-2011)
66	André Venter (South Africa - 1996-2001)
65(2)	Diego Cuesta Silva (Argentina/South America - 1983-1995)
65	Omar Hassan-Jalil (Argentina - 1995-2007)
65	Gia Labadze (Georgia - 1996-2011)
65	Sean Lamont (Scotland - 2004-2012)
65	Cristian Petre (Romania - 2001-2009)
65(4)	Fergus Slattery (Ireland/Lions - 1970-1984)
65	Ovidiu Tonita (Romania - 2000-2011)
65(7)	Peter Winterbottom (England/Lions - 1982-1993)
64	Adam Ashley-Cooper (Australia - 2005-2011)
64	Fabien Galthié (France - 1991-2003)
64	Ian Gough (Wales - 1998-2009)
64(3)	Alun Wyn Jones (Wales/Lions - 2006-2012)
64(2)	Ben Kay (England/Lions - 2001-2009)
64	Diogo Mateus (Portugal - 2000-2009)
64	Mike MacDonald (USA - 2000-2011)
64	Breyton Paulse (South Africa - 1999-2007)
64	Scott Stewart (Canada - 1989-2001)
64	Paolo Vaccari (Italy - 1991-2003)
64	Ilia Zedginidze (Georgia - 1998-2011)
63	Serge Betsen (France - 1997-2007)
63	Matt Cockbain (Australia - 1997-2003)
63	Michel Crauste (France - 1957-1966)
63	Benoit Dauga (France - 1964-1972)
63	Dan Dumbrava (Romania - 2002-2011)
63(10)	Gareth Edwards (Wales/Lions - 1967-1978)
63	Nick Farr-Jones (Australia - 1984-1993)
63(1)	Denis Hickie (Ireland/Lions - 1997-2007)
63	Allan Jacobsen (Scotland - 2002-2012)
63	John Kirwan (New Zealand - 1984-1994)
63	Jonah Lomu (New Zealand - 1994-2002)
63	Mircea Paraschiv (Romania - 1975-1987)
63	Danie Rossouw (South Africa - 2003-2011)
63	Daniel Vickerman (Australia - 2002-2008; 2011)
63(8)	JPR Williams (Wales/Lions - 1969-1981)
63(5)	Keith Wood (Ireland/Lions - 1994-2003)
62	Robin Brooke (New Zealand - 1992-1999)
62	Sébastian Chabal (France - 2000-2009)
62	Santiago Dellape (Italy - 2002-2009; 2011)
62	Fourie du Preez (South Africa - 2004-2009)
62	Anthony Foley (Ireland - 1995-2005)
62	Akvsenti Giorgadze (Georgia - 1996-2011)
62	Luke Gross (USA - 1996-2003)
62	James Hook (Wales - 2006-2012)
62	Doug Howlett (New Zealand - 2000-2007)
62	Goderzi Shelidze (Georgia - 1998-2011)
62	Rod Snow (Canada - 1995-2007)
61	Philippe Benetton (France - 1989-1999)
61(1)	Craig Chalmers (Scotland/Lions - 1989-1999)
61	Jean Condom (France - 1982-1990)
61	Florin Corodeanu (Romania - 1997-2009)
61	Dan Dumbrava (Romania - 2002-2011)
61	Andrew Hore (New Zealand - 2002-2011)
61(2)	Rob Howley (Wales/Lions - 1996-2002)
61	Takeomi Ito (Japan - 1996-2005)
61	Andrey Kuzin (Russia - 1997-2011)
61	Oliver Roumat (France - 1989-1996)
61	Rodney So'oialo (New Zealand - 2002-2009)
61	Hugo Southwell (Scotland - 2004-2011)
61	Dimitri Szarzewski (France - 2004-2012)
61	Doddie Weir (Scotland - 1990-2000)
60	Vincent Clerc (France - 2002-2012)
60	Craig Dowd (New Zealand - 1993-2001)
60	Serafino Ghizzoni (Italy - 1977-1987)
60	Massimo Giovanelli (Italy - 1989-2000)
60(9)	Andy Irvine (Scotland/Lions - 1972-1982)
60	Toutai Kefu (Australia - 1997-2003)
60	Bryan Redpath (Scotland - 1993-2003)
60	Lucian Sirbu (Romania - 1996-2009)
60	Ionut Tofan (Romania - 1997-2007)
60	To'o Vaega (Samoa - 1986-2001)
60	Pedro Vecino (Uruguay - 1993-2003)
60	Jeff Wilson (New Zealand - 1993-2001)
60	Tony Woodcock (New Zealand - 2002-2009)
60	Dimitri Yachvili (France - 2002-2012)
60	Alessandro Zanni (Italy - 2005-2012)
59	Tiberius Dimofte (Romania - 2004-2011)
597	Ross Ford (Ireland - 2004-2012)
59	Cedric Heymans (France - 2000-2011)
59	Paddy Johns (Ireland - 1990-2000)
59(5)	Tom Kiernan (Ireland/Lions - 1960-1973)
59	Anton Oliver (New Zealand - 1997-2007)
59(1)	Phil Orr (Ireland/Lions - 1976-1987)
59	Simon Poidevin (Australia - 1980-1991)
59	Jean-Pierre Rives (France - 1975-1984)
59	Martin Scelzo (Argentina - 1996-2011)
59	Semo Sititi (Samoa - 1999-2009)
59	Tedo Zibzibadze (Georgia - 1998-2011)
58	Steve Borthwick (England - 2001-2010)
58	Zinzan Brooke (New Zealand - 1987-1997)
58	Mark Chisholm (2004-2010)
58	Christian Cullen (New Zealand - 1996-2002)
58	Chris Cusiter (Scotland - 2004-2012)
58(5)	Scott Gibbs (Wales/Lions - 1991-2001)
58	Garin Jenkins (Wales - 1991-2000)
58	Vladislav Korshunov (Russia - 2002-2011)
58	Gheorghe Leonte (Romania - 1984-1995)
58(3)	Josh Lewsey (England/Lions - 1998-2007)
58	Drew Mitchell (Australia - 2005-2011)
58	Daisuke Ohata (Japan - 1996-2006)
58	Miguel Portela (Portugal - 1996-2007)
58	Bob Ross (Canada - 1989-2003)
58	Brad Thorn (New Zealand - 2003-2011)
58	Gary Whetton (New Zealand - 1981-1991)
57	Rory Best (Ireland - 2005-2012)
57	Ben Cohen (England - 2000-2006)
57	Marcello d'Orey (Portugal - 1996-2007)
57(2)	Wade Dooley (England/Lions - 1985-1993)
57	Martin Durand (Argentina - 1997-2008)
57(2)	Will Greenwood (England/Lions - 1997-2004)
57	Mike James (Canada - 1994-2007)
57	Pavle Jimsheladze (Georgia - 1995-2007)
57	Duncan Jones (Wales - 2001-2009)
57(3)	Robert Jones (Wales/Lions - 1986-1995)
57	Byron Kelleher (New Zealand - 1999-2007)
57	Denis Leamy (Ireland - 2004-2011)
57	Mike MacDonald (USA - 2001-2009)
57	Alec Parker (USA - 1996-2009)
57	Bidzina Samkharadze (Georgia - 2004-2011)
57	Querol Velazco (Spain - 1997-2006)
56	Diego Albanese (Argentina - 1995-2003)
56	Pierre Berbizier (France - 1981-1991)
56	Olo Brown (New Zealand - 1992-1998)
56(1)	Mark Cueto (England/Lions - 2004-2011)
56(1)	Michael Jones (Samoa/New Zealand - 1986-1998)
56	Merab Kvirikashvili (Georgia - 2003-2011)
56	Leon MacDonald (New Zealand - 2000-2008)
56	Franck Mesnel (France - 1986-1995)
56(1)	Brendan Mullin (Ireland - 1984-1995)
56	Aaron Persico (Italy - 2000-2006)
56(5)	Jason Robinson (England/Lions - 2001-2007)
56(2)	Graham Rowntree (England/Lions - 1995-2006)
56	Laurent Rodriguez (France - 1981-1990)
56	Piri Weepu (New Zealand - 2004-2011)
55	Stefano Bettarello (Italy - 1979-1988)
55	Frank Bunce (New Zealand - 1992-1997)
55	Ed Fairhurst (Canada - 2011-2011)
55	Owen Finegan (Australia - 1996-2003)
55	Colin Meads (New Zealand - 1957-1971)
55	Robert Paparemborde (France - 1975-1983)
55	Alec Parker (USA - 1996-2009)
55(3)	Scott Quinnell (Wales/Lions - 1993-2002)
55	Gareth Rees (Canada - 1986-1999)
55	Conrad Smith (New Zealand - 2004-2011)
55	Alexey Travkin (Eussia - 2001-2011)
55	Morgan Williams (Canada - 1999-2008)
55(4)	Julian White (England/Lions - 2000-2009)
54	Thomas Castaigné (France - 1995-2007)
54	Peter Clohessy (Ireland - 1993-2002)
54	Marcello Cuttitta (Italy - 1987-1999)
54	Carlo del Fava (Italy - 2004-2011)
54	Thierry Dusautoir (2006-2012)
54	John Graf (Canada - 1989-1999)
54	Dave Hodges (USA - 1996-2004)
54	Josh Kronfeld (New Zealand - 1995-2000)
54	Ollie le Roux (South Africa - 1994-2002)
54	Massimo Mascioletti (Italy - 1977-1990)
54	Frédéric Michalak (France - 2001-2010)
54	Gheorghie Nica (Romania - 1964-1978)
54	Franco Properzi-Curti (Italy - 1990-2001)
54(6)	Dean Richards (England/Lions - 1986-1996)
54	Jeromé Thion (France (2003-2011)
54(3)	David Young (Wales/Lions - 1987-2001)
53	Petru Balan (Romania - 1998-2009)
53(2)	Austin Healey (England/Lions - 1997-2003)
53	Andrew Henderson (Scotland - 2001-2008)
53	Besiki Khamashuridze (Georgia - 1998-2008)
53	Igor Klyuchnikov (Russia - 2003-2011)
53	Grigol Labadze (Georgia - 1996-2009)
53	Mircea Munteanu (Romania - 1973-1988)
53	Hitoshi Ono (Japan - 2004-2011)
53	Giancarlo Pivetta (Italy - 1979-1993)
53(12)	Graham Price (Wales/Lions - 1975-1983)
53(3)	Matthew Rees (Wales/Lions - 2004-2011)
53(1)	Jim Renwick (Scotland - 1972-1984)
52(3)	Tommy Bowe (Ireland/Lions - 2004-2012)
52	Paul Burnell (Scotland - 1989-1999)
52	Colin Deans (Scotland - 1978-1987)
52	Amedee Domenech (France - 1954-1963)
52(1)	Moss Keane (Ireland/Lions - 1974-1984)
52	Donal Lenihan (Ireland - 1981-1992)
52	Gonzalo Longo Elia (Argentina - 1999-2007)
52	Nicolas Mas (2003-2012)
52	Tony Stanger (Scotland - 1989-1998)
52	Dimitri Szarzewski (France - 2004-2011)
52	Mark Taylor (Wales - 1994-2005)
52	Kevin Tkachuk (Canada - 2000-2009)
52	Joe van Niekerk (South Africa - 2001-2008; 2010)
51	Gary Armstrong (Scotland - 1998-1999)
51	Kyran Bracken (England - 1993-2003)
51	Giorgi Chkhaidze (Georgia - 2002-2011)
51	Ian Constantin (Romania - 1971-1985)
51	Carlo Festuccia (Italy - 2003-2011)
51(3)	Jamie Heaslip (Ireland/Lions - 2004-2012)
51	Jean-Luc Joinel (France - 1977-1987)
51	Ewen McKenzie (Australia - 1990-1997)
51(8)	Ian McLauchlan (Scotland/Lions - 1969-1979)
51	Ruan Pienaar(South Africa - 2006-2011)
51(3)	Nick Popplewell (Ireland/Lions - 1989-1998)
51	Jean Prat (France - 1945-1955)
51	Taine Randell (New Zealand - 1997-2002)
51	Jacob Rauluni (Fiji - 1996-2009)
51	Mauricio Reggiardo (Argentina - 1996-2005)
51	Ryan Smith (Canada - 2003-2011)
51	G.L. Solomie (Romania - 1992-2001)
51	Walter Spanghero (France - 1964-1973)
51	Albert van den Berg (South Africa - 1999-2007)
50	Ambrogio Bona (Italy - 1972-1981)
50	Gonzalo Canale (Italy - 2003-2009)
50	Sandy Carmichael (Scotland - 1967-1978)
50	Michel Celaya (France - 1953-1961)
50	Jimmy Cowan (New Zealand - 2004-2011)
50(4)	Gerald Davies (Wales/Lions - 1966-1978)
50	Philippe Dintrans (France - 1979-1990)
50	Michael Foley (Australia - 1995-2001)
50	David Giffin (Australia - 1996-2003)
50	John Hutchinson (Canada -1993-2000)
50	Gavin Kerr (Scotland - 2003-2008)
50	Walter Little (New Zealand - 1990-1998)
50	Olivier Milloud (France - 2000-2007)
50	William Servat (France - 2007-2012)
50	Reuben Thorne (New Zealand - 1999-2007)
50	Marius Tincu (Romania - 2002-2011)
50	Florin Vlaicu (Romania - 2006-2011)
Fastest & Youngest to 100 Tests
8 years 256 days 29 years 14 days	George Smith (Australia: Born: 14/7/1980; Debut: 4/11/200 vs France, Paris, France:Australia won 18-13; 100th Test: 18/7/2009: vs New Zealand, Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand: New Zealand won 22-16)
9 years 52 days 33 years 102 days	Victor Matfield (South Africa: Born: 11/5/1977; Debut: 30/6/2001 vs Italy, Port Elizabeth: South Africa won 60-14; 100th Test: 28/8/2010: vs Australia, Pretoria:: South Africa won ??-??)
9 years 146 days 31 years 95 days	Fabien Pelous (France: Born: 7/12/1973; Debut: 17/10/1995 vs Romania, Tucuman, Argentina: France won 52-8; 100th Test: 12/3/2005: vs Ireland, Dublin: France won 24-22)
10 years 41 days 32 years 140 days	John Smit (South Africa: Born: 3/4/1978; Debut: 10/6/2000 vs Canada, East London, SA: South Africa won 51-18; 100th Test: 21/8/2010: vs New Zealand, FNB (Soccer) Stadium, Jhannesburg: South Africa won ??-??)
10 years 44 days 31 years 103 days	George Gregan (Australia: Born: 19/4/1973; Debut: 18/6/1994 vs Italy, Brisbane: Australia won 23-20; 100th Test: 31/7/2004: vs South Africa, Perth: Australia won 30-26)

Fastest to 50 Tests
4y 15days	Mils Muliaina (New Zealand: Born: 31/7/1980; Debut: 14/6/2003 vs England, Wellington, NZ: England won 15-13; 50th Test: 30/6/2007: vs Australia, Melbourne, Australia: Australia won 20-15)
4y 44 days	Al Baxter (Australia: Born: 21/1/1977; Debut: 16/8/2003 vs New Zealand, Auckland: New Zealand won 21-17; 50th Test: 29/9/2007: vs Canada, Bordeaux: Australia won 37-6)
4y152days	Joe Roff (Australia: Born: 20/9/1975; Debut: 31/5/1995 vs Canada, Port Elizabeth: Australia won 27-11; 50th Test: 30/10/1999: vs South Africa, London: Australia won 27-21)
4y156days	Mark Andrews (South Africa: Born: 21/2/1972; Debut: 11/6/1994, vs England, Cape Town: South Africa won 27-9; 50th Test: 14/11/1998: vs Wales, London: South Africa won 28-20)
4y164days	Christian Cullen (New Zealand: Born: 12/6/1976; Debut: 7/6/1996, vs Western Samoa, Napier: New Zealand won 51-10; 50th test: 18/11/2000: vs France, Marselles: France won 42-33)
4y214days	George Smith (Australia: Born: 14/7/1980; Debut: 4/11/2000, vs France, Paris: Australia won 18-13; 50th test: 2/7/2005: vs France, Brisbane: Australia won 37-31)
4y311days	Matt Giteau (Australia: Born: 29/9/1982; Debut: 16/11/2002, vs England, London: England won 32-31; 50th test: 23/9/2007: vs Fiji, Montpellier, France: Australia won 55-12)
4y359days	Rocky Elsom (Australia: Born: 14/2/1983; Debut: 11/6/2005, vs Samoa, Sydney, Australia; 50th test: 5/6/2010: vs Fiji, Canberra, France: Australia won 49-3)

Youngest to 50 Tests
24y40days	Joe Roff (Australia: Born: 20/9/1975; 50th Test: 30/10/1999: vs South Africa, London: Australia won 27-21)
24y140days	Jonny Wilkinson (England: Born: 25/5/1979; 50th Test (47 England/3 British Lions): 12/10/2003: vs Georgia, Perth: England won 84-6)
24y159days	Christian Cullen (New Zealand: Born: 12/6/1976; 50th test: 18/11/2000: vs France, Marseilles: France won 42-33)
24y357days	Matt Giteau (Australia: Born: 29/9/1982; 50th test: 23/9/2007: vs Fiji, Montpellier, France: Australia won 55-12)
Most Tests as Captain
83	John Smit (South Africa, 2003-2011: 54 wins/65.06%)
81(1)	Brian O'Driscoll (Ireland/Lions: 2003-2011: 52 wins/64.20%)
66	Richie McCaw (New Zealand, 2005-2011: 57 wins/87.69%)
59	Will Carling (England, 1988-1996: 44 wins/74.58%)
59	George Gregan (Australia, 2001-2007: 34 wins/57.63%)
55	John Eales (Australia, 1996-2001: 41 wins/74.55%)
51	Sean Fitzpatrick (New Zealand, 1992-1997: 39 wins/76.47%)
51(6)	Martin Johnson (England/Lions: 45/6, 1997-2003: 37 wins/72.55%)
48	Lisandro Arbizu (Argentina, 1992-2003: 28 wins 58.33/%)
46(8)	Hugo Porta (Argentina/Jaguars, 1971-1990: 16 wins/34.78%)
42	T Miuchi (Japan: 2002-2008: 16 wins/38.10%)
41	Raphaél Ibanez (France: 1998-2007: 26 wins/63.41%)
41	Fabien Pelous (France, 1997-2006: 26 wins/63.41%)
40	Sergio Parisse (Italy: 2008-2012: wins/20.00%)
39	Simo Sititi (Samoa: 2000-2007: 19 wins/48.71%)
37	Marco Bollesan (Italy: 1968-1975: 15 wins/40.54%)
37	Marco Bortolami (Italy: 2002-2007: 14 wins/37.84%)
37	Massimo Giovanelli (Italy: 1992-1999: 14 wins/37.84%)
36	Nick Farr-Jones (Australia: 1988-1992: 23 wins/63.89%)
36	S Socol (Romania: 2004-2011: 22 wins/61.11%)
36	Gary Teichmann (South Africa: 1996-1999: 26 wins/72.22%)
36	Keith Wood (Ireland: 1996-2003: 15 wins/41.67%)
34	Jean-Pierre Rives (France: 1978-1984: 19 wins/55.89%)
34	Philip Saint-Andre (France: 1994-1997: 25 wins/73.53%)
32	Ilia Zedginize (Georgia: 2002-2011: 18 wins/56.25%)
30	Augustin Pichot (Argentina: 2000-2007: 18 wins/60.00%)
30	Greg Smith (Fiji: 1996-2002: 17 wins/56.67%)
30	Wilson Whineray (New Zealand: 1958-1965: 22 wins/73.33%)

Most Capped Player in each Position
Fullback	87 - 86 -	Percy Montgomery (South Africa 1997-2008) Mils Muliaina (New Zealand 2003-2011)
Wing	91 - 90 -	Rory Underwood (England-85/Lions-6/1984-1996) Shane Williams (Wales-87/Lions-3/2000-2011)
Centre	123(6) - 103 -	Brian O'Driscoll (Ireland-116/Lions-6/1999-2011) Philippe Sella (France 1982-1995)
Flyhalf	94 - 90 -	Ronan O'Gara (Ireland - 2000-2012) Stephen Larkham (Australia - 1996-2007)
Scrumhalf	139	George Gregan (Australia - 1994-2007)
Eighthman	68	Sergio Parisse (Italy - 2002-2011)
Flank	106	George Smith (Australia - 2000-2009)
Lock	110 - 100 - 92 -	Victor Matfield (South Africa - 2001-2011) Fabien Pelous (France - 1995-2007) Martin Johnson (England/B & I Lions - 1993-2003)
Prop	119(5)	Jason Leonard (England-114/Lions-5/1990-2004)
Hooker	96 - 96 - 92 -	Raphaél Ibanez (France 1996-2007) John Smit (South Africa - 2000-2011) Sean Fitzpatrick (New Zealand - 1986-1997)
Serge Blanco (fullback: 93) France - also 12 caps on the wing. Percy Montgomery (fullback: 102) South Africa - 9 caps centre; 5 caps flyhalf; 1 cap wing. Mils Muliaina (fullback: 100) New Zealand - 5 caps wing; 9 caps centre. David Campese (wing: 101) Australia - 16 caps fullback. Shane Williams (wing: 91) Wales - 1 cap as replacement centre. Philippe Sella (centre: 111) France - 6 caps wing, 1 caps fullback. Mike Gibson (centre: 81) Ierland/Lions - 4 caps wing, 29 caps flyhalf. Rob Andrew (flyhalf: 76) England/Lions - 1 cap fullback. Michael Lynagh (flyhalf: 72) Australia - 7 caps centre, 1 caps replacement fullback. Stephen Larkham (flyhalf: 102) Australia - 11 caps fullback, 1 caps replacement winger. Nick Farr-Jones (scrumhalf: 63) Australia - 1 caps replacement wing. Joost van der Westhuizen (scrumhalf: 89) South Africa - 2 caps replacement wing. Sergio Parisse (eighthman: 84) Italy - 7 caps flanker. George Smith (flank: 105) Australia - 4 caps eighthman. John Smit (hooker: 96) South Africa - 15 caps prop. Fabien Pelous (lock: 100) France - 15 caps flank; 3 caps eighthman.

Most Tests as a Replacement (+25)
43	Ollie le Roux (South Africa - from 54 appearances)
38	Jeremy Paul (Austrlia - from 72 appearances)
35	Phil Waugh (Australia - from 79 appearances)
34	Ronan O'Gara (Ireland/B&I Lions - from 119 appearances)
34	CJ van der Linde (South Africa - from 73 appearances)
33	Piri Weepu (New Zealand - from 55 appearances)
31	Fabio Ongaro (Italy - from 75 appearances)
31	Dwayne Peel (Wales/Lions - from 78 appearances)
30	Mike Blair (Scotland - from 78 appearances) Cezar Popescu (Romania - from 49 appearances)
29	Huw Bennett (Wales - from 48 appearances) Sébastien Chabal (France - from 61 appearances) Matt Cockbain (Australia - from 63 appearances) Salvatore Perugini (Italy - from 74 appearances) Dimitri Szarzewski (France - 58 appearances)
28	Carlo Festuccia (Italy - from 51 appearances) Andrew Hore (New Zealand - from 61 appearances) David Humphreys (Ireland - from 72 appearances) Gethin Jenkins (Wales/Lions - from 90 appearances) Keven Mealamu (New Zerland - from 91 appearances) Ruan Pienaar (South Africa - from 50 appearances) Albert van den Berg (South Africa - from 51 appearances)
27	B Samkharadza (Georgia - from 43 appearances) Joe Worsley (England/Lions - from 79 appearances) Dimitri Yachvili (France - 60 appearances)
26	Martin Scelzo (Argentina - from 59 appearances) Chris Whitaker (Australia - from 31 apperances)
25	Matt Dawson (England/Lions - from 84 appearances) Matt Dunning (Australia - from 45 appearances)

Partnership Records
Centre threequarters
47	Brian O'Driscoll/Gordon D'Arcy (Ireland: 1999-2011)
45(1)	Will Carling/Jeremy Guscott (England/Lions: 1989-1996)
Half-backs
78	Stephen Larkham/George Gregan (Australia: 1996-2007)
53	Diego Dominguez/Alessandro Troncon (Italy: 1994-2003)
52	Ronan O'Gara/Peter Stringer (Ireland: 2000-2007)
Props
38	Craig Dowd/Olo Brown (New Zealand)
Front row
37	Tony Daly/Phil Kearns/Ewan McKenzie (Australia: 1990-1995)
Locks
62	Victor Matfield/Bakkies Botha (South Africa: 2002-2011)
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Back row
47	Richard Hill/Lawrence Dallaglio/Neil Back (England: 1997-2003)

Most Appearances on Tour
32	George Nepia (New Zealand) played in all 32 matches on the All Black tour of 1924-1925 in Great Britain)
Most Consecutive Internationals for a Country
63	Sean Fitzpatrick (New Zealand, 1986-1995)
62	Joe Roff (Australia, 1995-2001)
53	Gareth Edwards (Wales, 1967-1978)
52	Willie-John McBride (Ireland, 1964-1978)
51	Christian Cullen (New Zealand, 1996-2000)
49	Sandy Carmichael (Scotland, 1967-1978)
49	Phil Orr (Ireland, 1976-1986)
49	Robin Brooke (New Zealand, 1995-1999)
46	Roland Bertranne (France, 1973-1979)
46	Phil Kearns (Australia, 1989-1995)
46	John Smit (South Africa, 2003-2007)
45	Philippe Sella (France, 1982-1987)
44	Michel Crauste (France, 1960-1966)
44	Will Carling (England, 1989-1995)
43	Kenny Jones (Wales, 1947-1956)
43	Donal Lenihan (Ireland, 1981-1989)
42	David Campese (Australia, 1990-1995)
41	Jeff Wilson (New Zealand, 1996-2001)
40	Hugh McLeod (Scotland, 1954-1962)
40	Gary Whetton (New Zealand, 1986-1991)
40	John Hutchinson (Canada, 1995-1999)
Youngest International Players
17:036	Ninian Finlay (Scotland - Born: 31/1/1858; Debut: 8/3/1875: vs England)
17:037	Charles Reid (Scotland - Born: 14/1/1864; Debut: 19/2/1881: vs Ireland: He was a day older than Finlay, having lived through an extra leap-year-day)
17:156	Frank Hewitt (Ireland - Born: 3/10/1906; Debut: 8/3/1924 vs Wales)
17:167	WG Neilson (Scotland - Born: ???; Debut: 17/3/1894: vs England)
17:173	W Neilson (Scotland - Born: ???; Debut: 7/2/1891: vs Wales)
17:292	'Elisi Vunipola (Tonga - Born: 5/6/1972; Debut: 24/3/1990 vs Fiji)
17:349	Gustavo Jorge (Argentina - Born: 24/10/1971; Debut: 8/10/1989 vs Brazil)
18:007	Claude Dourthe (France - Born: 20/11/1948; Debut: 27/11/1966 vs Romania)
18:018	Jack Hartley (South Africa - Born: 18/8/1873; Debut: 5/9/1891 vs British Isles)
18:025	Tom Prydie (Wales - Born: 23/2/1992; Debut: 20/3/2010 vs Ireland)
18:031	Taylor Paris (Canada - Born: 6/10/1992; Debut: 6/11/2010 vs Belgium)
18:126	James O'Connor - Born: 5/7/1990; Debut: 8/11/2008 vs Italy)
18:149	Andrea Masi - Born: 30/3/1981; Debut: 26/8/1999 vs Spain)
18:214	George North - Born: 13/4/1992; Debut: 13/11/2010 vs South Africa)
Oldest International Players
57:340	Mark Spencer (born: 21/5/1954) (25/4/2012: Qatar, when capped as an lock on debut against Uzbekistan, 4 HSBC Asian 5 Nations Competition in Dubai)
47:218	Hugo Porta (born: 11/9/1951) (17/4/1999: Argentina, when he came on as a replacement against a World XV, Centenary Match, Buenos Aires, and converted a Argentinian try for 2 points)
40:123	E.E. (Ned) Hughes (born: 26/4/1881) (27/8/1921: New Zealand, when capped as a forward against South Africa)
40:026	Diego Ormachea (born: 19/9/1959) (15/10/1999: Uruguay, when capped as an eighthman against South Africa, RWC)
Longest International Career
27:189days	Hugo Porta (10/10/1971 to 17/4/1999: Argentina - when he came on as a replacement against a World XV, Centenary Match, Buenos Aires)
21 years	Diego Ormachea (1979-1999: Uruguay)
20 years	Fairy Heatlie (1891-1910: 7 tests) * For South Africa 1891-1903 vs English Touring Teams - 1891: Anglo-Scottish combination; 1896 Anglo-Irish Team; 1903 - British Isles Rugby Touring Team. * For Argentina on 12 June 1910 against the British Isles Rugby Touring Team, the first Test in Argentina's history.
19 years	Constantin Dinu (Romania - 1965-1983) Vyacheslav Grachev (Russia - 1993-2011)
17 years	GM Cooke (13 internationals between 1932 and 1948: Australia) Tony O'Reilly (1955-1971: Ireland/Lions) Brian Lima (1991-2007: Samoa/Pacific Islanders)
16 years	Sergio Lanfranchi (1949-1964: Italy) AR Miller (1952-1967: Australia) M.K. Flynn (1958-1973: Ireland) Mike Gibson (1964-1979: Ireland/Lions) J.F. Slattery (1969-1984: Ireland) M. Munteanu (1973-1988: Romania) Adrian Lungu (1980-1995: Romania) To'o Vaega (1986-2001: Samoa) Gareth Llewellyn (1989-2004: Wales) Lisandro Arbizu (1990-2005: Argentina) Federico Mendez (1990-2005: Argentina) Simon Saw (1996-2011: England/Lions) 'Elisi Vunipola (1990-2005: Tonga) Nicky Little (Fiji: 1996-2009; 2011) Mario Ledesma Arocena (Argentina: 1996-2011)
15 years	Hayden Tanner (1935-1949: Wales/Lions) EE Hughes (1907-1921: New Zealand) Colin Meads (1957-1971: New Zealand) G. Nica (1964-1978: Romania) Fergus Slattery (1970-1984: Ireland/Lions) Ian Constantin (1971-1985: Romania) Gheorghe Dumitru (1973-1987: Romania) G. Pivetta (1979-1993: Italy) David Campese (1982-1996: Australia) David Young (1987-2001: Wales/Lions) Diego Dominguez (1989/Argentina; 1991-2003/Italy) Carlo Checchinato (1990-2004: Italy) Jason Leonard (1990-2004: England/Lions) Yukio Motoki (1991-2005: Japan) Joaquim Ferreira (1993-2007: Portugal) Martyn Williams (1996-2010: Wales/Lions) Andrey Kuzin (Russia - 1997-2011)

Heaviest Test Player
168kg	Joeli Veitayaki (Fiji - 26st 6lbs/370lbs: at World Cup 2003 he weighed 136kg/21st 6lbs/370lbs)
150.6kg	Scott Murray (Scotland: 23st 10lbs/332lbs)
150kg	Craig Quinnell (Wales: 23st 9lbs/331lbs)
140kg	Billy Cavubati (Fiji: 22st 1 lbs/309lbs)
138kg	Rudie Visagie (South Africa: 21st 10lbs/304lbs)
138kg	Rui Cordeiro (Portugal: 21st 10-lbs/304lbs)
137kg	Tony Buckley (Ireland: 21st 8-lbs/302lbs)
135kg	Census Johnston (Samoa: 21st 4-lbs/298lbs)
Lightest Test Player
58kg	G. McGhie (Australia: 9st 0lbs/128lbs)
60kg	Billy Sendin (South Africa: 9st 6lbs/132lbs)
Tallest Test Player
2.13m	Richard Metcalfe (Scotland: 7'0'')
2.08m	Martin Bayfield (England: 6' 10")
2.08m	Andries Bekker (South Africa: 6'10'')
2.08m	Richie Gray (Scotland: 6'10'')
2.08m	Derwyn Jones (Wales: 6'10")
2.08m	Peter Stagg (Scotland: 6'10'')
2.08m	Devin Toner (Ireland: 6'10'')
2.06m	Alain Esteve (France: 6'9")
2.06m	Luke Gross (USA: 6'9'')
2.06m	Luke Charteris (Wales: 6'9'')
2.06m	Schalk Ferreira (Zimbabwe: 6'9")
Shortest Test Player
1.52m	Riaan Jantjes (Namibia: 5'0'')
1.57m	G.McGhie (Australia: 5'2'')
1.60m	H.Gachassin (France: 5'3'')
1.60m	Tommy Gentles (South Africa: 5'3'')
1.60m	P. Reid (New Zealand: 5'3'')
1.60m	P. Tetzlaff (New Zealand: 5'3'')

Capped for More than One Country in a World Cup Tournament
Graeme Bachop	New Zealand (1991; 1995); Japan (1999)
Frank Bunce	Samoa (1991); New Zealand (1995)
Adrian Garvey	Zimbabwe (1991); South Africa (1999)
Jamie Joseph	New Zealand (1995); Japan (1999)
Dylan Mika	Samoa (1995); New Zealand (1999)
Matt Pini	Australia (1995); Italy (1999)
Ilie Tabua	Australia (1995); Fiji (1999)
Va'aiga Tuigemala	New Zealand (1991); Samoa (1999)

Capped for More Than One Country in a Olympic Games
Daniel Carroll	Australia (1908); USA (1920)

Played for More than One Country
ABBREVIATIONS: Arg/Argentina; Aus/Australia; Can/Canada; Ire/Ireland; NZ/New Zealand; Scot/Scotland; SA/South Africa; Wal/Wales; WS/Western Samoa.
Pita Alatini (NZ/Tonga: 1995-2001) John Allan (Scot/SA: 1990-1996) GM Aitken (NZ/Scot: 1921-1929) VN Anitoni (Tonga/USA: 1990-2000) Graeme Bachop (Japan/NZ: 1989-1999) Stephen Bachop (NZ/Samoa: 1991-1999) I Basiyalo (Fiji/Japan: 1994-1997) Frano Botica (NZ/Croatia) Frank Bunce (NZ/Samoa: 1991-1997) Des Conner (Aus/NZ: 1958/1964) Daniel Carroll (Aus/USA: 1908-1920) Diego Dominquez (Arg/Italy: 1989-2003) Bruce Ferguson (Fiji/Japan) Hugh Ferris (Ire/SA: 1901-1903) Alex Frew (Scot/SA: 1901-1903) Jack Gage (Ire/SA: 1926-1933) Julian Gardner (Aus/Italy: 1987-1998) Andrian Garvey (Zim/SA: 1990-1999) MO Gerosa (Arg/Italy: 1987-1995) GM Gilray (NZ/Scot: 1905-1912) Barry Heatlie (Arg/SA: 1891-1910) WB Holmes (Arg/Eng: 1949-1949) Shane Howarth (NZ/Wal: 1994-2000) Alama Ieremia (NZ/Samoa: 1992-2000) EM Jessep (Aus/NZ: 1931-1934) Michael Jones (NZ/Samoa: 1986-1998) (*)HM Jordan (Wal/Ire) Jamie Joseph (NZ/Japan: 1992-1999) SP Kaleta (Japan/Samoa: 1992-1997) DH Keller (Aus/Scot: 1947-1950) (+)Pat Lam (Samoa/NZ: 1991-1999) ST Latu (Japan/Tonga: 1984-1995) Sione Lauaki (Pacific Islanders/NZ) E Luaiufi (Japan/Samoa: 1987-1991) J Marsh (Scot/Eng: 1889-1892)	Andrew McCormick (NZ/Japan) MC McEwan (Scot/SA: 1894-1903) DG McPherson (NZ/Scot: 1905-1910) Frank Mellish (Eng/SA: 1920-1924) Dylan Mika (WS/NZ: 1994-1999) G Milano (Arg/Italy: 1982-1990) AC Moreno (Argentina/Italy: 1998-2008) A Niuqila (Aus/Fiji: 1983-1989) Patricio Noriega (Arg/Australia: 1991-2003) O Pifeleti (Samoa/Tonga: 1983-1991) Matt Pini (Aus/Italy: 1994-2000) F Purdon (*:Wal/Ire) Enrique Rodriguez (Arg/Aus: 1979-1987) Jamie Salmon (Eng/NZ: 1981-1987) John Schuster (NZ/Samoa: 1988-1999) Siviveni Sivivatu (Pacific Islanders/NZ) BA Smith (Aus/Ire: 1987-1991) OG Stephens(Aus/NZ: 1968-1974) Christian Stewart (Can/SA: 1991-1998) Tiaan Strauss (SA/Aus: 1992-1999) Ilie Tabua Tamanivalu (Aus/Fiji: 1990-1999) N Taumoefolau (Japan/Tonga: 1979-1990) PT Tuidraki (Fiji/Japan: 1994-2001) Va'aiga Tuigemala (NZ/Samoa: 1991-2001) Ofisa Tonu'u (NZ/Samoa: 1992-1998) I Tu'ivai (Hong Kong/Tonga: 1992-1998) Joeli Vidiri (Fiji/NZ: 1994-1998) AC Wallace (Aus/Scot: 1921-1928) Ian Williams (Aus/Japan: 1987-1993) R Williams (NZ/Fiji) Mark Wyatt (Wal/Can) J Wylie (NZ/Aus)
(*): Purdon and Jordan turned out for Ireland in 1884 when Ireland arrived short two players in Cardiff.
(+): Pat Lam played one non-test for New Zealand in Australia (1992) and in 34 tests between 1991-1999 for Samoa.
NB: Two All Blacks of 1949, Ian Botting and Keith Gudsell, played for England and Australia but were never capped by New Zealand. Rod McKenzie, capped for New Zealand, also played for Scotland during World War II, but were never officially capped by Scotland. John Robbie (Ireland/British Lions) played for unofficial Springbok team on 1985 internal South African tour. Pat Lam represented Western Samoa in tests and the All Blacks in a tour match. Dion O'Cuinneagain (Ireland) played sevens rugby for South Africa. Jason Jones-Hughes (Wales) also played for the Australian Barbarians. Clyde Rathbone (Australia - debut in 2004) captained SA Under-21 to victory over Australia in the IRB U21s Rugby World Cup final (24-21) in Johannesburg in 2002 and then moved to Canberra to further his career.

Players in a Winning Team World Cup Final and in a Super 14 Final
Bakkies Botha	South Africa (2007 - St. Denis, France: vs England - South Africa won 15-6) Bulls (2007 - Durban: vs Sharks - Bulls won 20-19) Bulls (2009 - Pretoria: vs Chiefs - Bulls won 61-17)
Fourie du Preez	South Africa (2007 - St. Denis, France: vs England - South Africa won 15-6) Bulls (2007 - Durban: vs Sharks - Bulls won 20-19) Bulls (2009 - Pretoria: vs Chiefs - Bulls won 61-17) Bulls (2010 - Soweto: vs Stormers - Bulls won 25-17)
Bryan Habana	South Africa (2007 - St. Denis, France: vs England - South Africa won 15-6) Bulls (2007 - Durban: vs Sharks - Bulls won 20-19) Bulls (2009 - Pretoria: vs Chiefs - Bulls won 61-17)
Victor Matfield	South Africa (2007 - St. Denis, France: vs England - South Africa won 15-6) Bulls (2007 - Durban: vs Sharks - Bulls won 20-19) Bulls (2009 - Pretoria: vs Chiefs - Bulls won 61-17) Bulls (2010 - Soweto: vs Stormers - Bulls won 25-17)
Wynand Olivier	South Africa (2007 - St. Denis, France: vs England - South Africa won 15-6) Bulls (2007 - Durban: vs Sharks - Bulls won 20-19) Bulls (2009 - Pretoria: vs Chiefs - Bulls won 61-17) Bulls (2010 - Soweto: vs Stormers - Bulls won 25-17)
Danie Rossouw	South Africa (2007 - St. Denis, France: vs England - South Africa won 15-6) Bulls (2007 - Durban: vs Sharks - Bulls won 20-19) Bulls (2009 - Pretoria: vs Chiefs - Bulls won 61-17) Bulls (2010 - Soweto: vs Stormers - Bulls won 25-17)

Players in a Winning Team Super 12/14/15 (Southern Hemisphere) and in a Heineken Cup (European Competition)
Rod Kafer (Australia)	Super12 - 2001: Brumbies Heineken Cup - 2002: Leicester Tigers
Doug Howlett (New Zealand)	Super12 - 2004: Blues Heineken Cup - 2008: Munster

Most Tries in International Rugby
69	Daisuke Ohata (1996-2006: Japan 58 tests)
64	David Campese (1982-1996: Australia 101 tests)
60(2)	Shane Williams (2000-2011: Wales 87/58, Lions 4/2)
51	Hirotoki Onozawa (2001-2012: Japan 71 tests)
50(1)	Rory Underwood (1984-1996: England 85/49, Lions 6/1)
49	Doug Howlett (2000-2007: New Zealand 62 tests)
46	Christian Cullen (1996-2002: New Zealand 58 tests)
46(1)	Brian O'Driscoll (1999-2011: Ireland 117/45, Lions 6/1)
46	Joe Rokocoko (2003-2010: New Zealand 68 tests)
44	Jeff Wilson (1993-2001: New Zealand 60 tests)
41(1)	Gareth Thomas (1995-2007: Wales 100/40, Lions 3/1)
40	Bryan Habana (2004-2010: South Africa 74 tests)
40	Chris Latham (1998-2007: Australia 78 tests)
38	Serge Blanco (1980-1991: France 93 tests)
38	Joost van der Westhuizen (1993-2003: South Africa 89 tests)
37	Jonah Lomu (1994-2002: New Zealand 63 tests)
36	Tana Umaga (1997-2005: New Zealand 74 tests)
35	John Kirwan (1984-1994: New Zealand 63 tests)
34(1)	Ieuan Evans (1987-1998: Wales 72/33, Lions 7/1)
34	Mils Muliaina (2003-2011: New Zealand 100 tests)
33	Petre Motrescu (1973-1980: Romania 34 tests)
33(4)	Sitiveni Sivivatu (2004-2011: Pacific Islanders 4t/3, New Zealand 29t/45)
32	Vincent Clerc (2002-2012: France 58 tests)
32	Jaque Fourie (2003-2010: South Africa 69 tests)
32	Philippe Saint-Andre (1990-1997: France 69 tests)
31(1)	Jeremy Guscott (1989-1999: England 65/30, Lions 8/1)
31	Ben Cohen ((2000-2006: England 57 tests)
31	Vyacheslav Grachev (Russia: 72 tests)
31	Will Greenwood (1997-2005: England 55/31, Lions 2/0)
31	Petre Morescu (1973-1980: Romania: 34 tests)
31	Brian Lima (Samoa 65-31/Pacific Islands 2)
30	Tim Horan (1989-2000: Australia 80 tests)
30(2)	Jason Robinson (2001-2007: England 51/28, Lions 5/2)
30	Joe Roff (1995:2004: Australia 86 tests)
30	Philippe Sella (1982-1995: France 111 tests)
30	Lote Tuqiri (2003-2008: Australia 67 tests)
29	José Nünez-Piossek (2001-2008: Argentina 28 tests)
Most Overall Tries in World Cup Finals
15	Jonah Lomu (New Zealand: 1995, 1999)
13	Doug Howlett (New Zealand: 2003, 2007)
11	Rory Underwood (England: 1987, 1991, 1995) Joe Rokocoko (New Zealand: 2003, 2007) Vincent Clerc (France: 2007, 2011)
10	David Campese (Australia: 1987, 1991, 1995) Brian Lima (Samoa: 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2007) Chris Latham (Australia: 1999, 2003, 2007) Bryan Habana (South Africa: 2007, 2011) Drew Mitchell (Australia: 2007, 2011)
Most Tries by Fullbacks in Internationals
40	Christian Cullen (New Zealand, 45 tests)
34	Chris Latham (Australia, 70)
32	Serge Blanco (France, 81)
27	Mils Muliaina (New Zealand, 86 - also 5 tries/5 tests as a wing; and, 2 tries/9 tests as a centre)
22	Matthew Burke (Australia, 56)
20	Ashley Billington (Hong Kong)
19	Gavin Hastings (Scotland, 61)
18	Percy Montgomery (South Africa, 83 - also 7 tries/19 tests - as a wing/centre/flyhalf)
13	John Gallagher (New Zealand, 18)
11	Jeff Wilson (New Zealand, 14 - also 33 tries/46 tests - as a wing)
10	Andy Irvine (Scotland/Lions, 60) David Campese (Australia, 16) André Joubert (South Africa, 34)
Most Tries by Forwards in Internationals
23	Takashi Kikutani (Japan: eighthman - 48 tests)
22	Colin Charvis (Wales/94; Lions/2: flank)
21	Carlo Checcinato (Italy: flank - 83 tests)
20	Rolando Martin (Argentina: flank - 87 tests)
19	Richie McCaw (New Zealand: flank - 103 tests)
17	Neil Back (England/66-16; Lions/5-1: flank)
17	Zinzan Brooke (New Zealand: eighthman - 58 tests)
17	Lawrence Dallaglio (England/85-17/Lions-3/0: flank-no8 - 88 tests)
16	Ian Kirkpatrick (New Zealand: flank)
16	Diego Ormachea (Uruguay: loose forward - 73 tests)
15	Keith Wood (Ireland/Lions: hooker - 63 tests)
14	Mauro Bergamasco (Italy: flank - 88 tests)
14	Rocky Elsom (Australia: flank - 75 tests)
14	Vyacheslav Grachev (Russia - 71 tests: flank)
14	Josh Kronfeld (New Zealand: flank)
14	Olivier Magne (France: flanker - 88 tests)
14	Federico Mendez (Argentina: prop/hooker - 75 tests)
14	Jeremy Paul (Australia: hooker - 72 tests)
14	Martyn Williams (Wales-99/Lions-4: flank)
13	Schalk Burger (South Africa: flank - 68 tests)
13	Imanol Harinordoquy (France: eighthman - 78 tests)
13	Michael Jones (New Zealand: flank)
13	David Wilson (Australia: flank - 79 tests)
12	Mark Andrews (South Africa: lock - 77 tests)
12	Sean Fitzpatrick (New Zealand: hooker - 92 tests)
12	Akvsenti Giorgadze (Georgia: hooker - 51 tests)
12	Richard Hill (England/Lions: flank - 76 tests)
12	Keven Mealamu (New Zealand: hooker - 90 tests)
12	Taine Randell (New Zealand: flank/no 8)
12	Juan Smith (South Africa: flank - 69 tests)
12	Semo Sititi (Samoa: prop - 58 tests)
12	David Wallace (Ireland/Lions: flank - 74/3 tests)
12	Ilia Zedginidze (Georgia: lock - 47 tests)

Most Tries in Internationals in a Year
17	Daisuke Ohata (Japan, 2002) Joe Rokocoko (New Zealand, 2003)
16	José Maria Nunez-Piossek (Argentina, 2003)
15	Senivalati Laulau (Fiji, 1983)
14	Uriel O'Farrell (Argentina, 1951) Doug Howlett (New Zealand, 2003) Daisuke Ohata (Japan, 2005)
13	Ashley Billington (Hong Kong, 1994) Gustavo Jorge (Argentina, 1993) Toru Kurihara (Japan, 2002) Bryan Habana (South Africa, 2007)
12	Philippe Saint-AndrÃ©Â Â¨France, 1995) Jonah Lomu (New Zealand, 1995) Philippe Sella (France, 1995) Christian Cullen (New Zealand, 1997) Bryan Habana (South Africa, 2005) Chris Ashton (England, 2011)
11	Pieter Rossouw (South Africa, 1997) Jeff Wilson (New Zealand, 1999) Christian Cullen (New Zealand, 2000) Tom Shanklin (Wales, 2004)
10	John Kirwan (New Zealand, 1988) Vaea Antoni (USA, 1996) Jeff Wilson (New Zealand, 1997) Terunori Masuho (Japan, 1998) Joe Rokocoko (New Zealand, 2004) Lote Tuqiri (Australia, 2004)
Most Tries in Amateur Rugby in a Year
142	Richard Lopag (centre - 1998-1999): Scored 142 tries for Deighton Juniors Under-9 side, West Yorkshire, England.
Most Tries on Tour
42	Jimmy Hunter (New Zealand: 1906-'07 in Great Britain, 23 matches)

Most Caps for a Country
Argentina	86	Lisandro Arbizu (1990-2005) Rolando Martin (1994-2003)
Australia	139	George Gregan (1994-2007)
British & Irish Lions	17	Willie-John McBride (Ireland - 1962-1974)
Canada	76	Al Charron (1990-2003)
England	114	Jason Leonard (1990-2004)
Fiji	71	Nicky Little (1996-2009; 2011)
France	118	Fabian Pelous (1995-2007)
Georgia	76	Irakli Abuseridze (2000-2011)
Ireland	119 117	Ronan O'Gara (2000-2012) Brian O'Driscoll (1999-2011)
Italy	101	Allesandro Troncon (1994-2007)
Japan	79	Yukio Motoki (1991-2005)
Namibia	32	Herman Lindvelt (1998-2007)
New Zealand	102 100	Richie McCaw (2001-2011) Mils Muliaina (2003-2011)
Romania	85	Cristian Petre (2001-2011)
Russia	78	Andrey Kuzin (1997-2011)
Samoa	65	Brian Lima (1991-2007)
Scotland	109	Chris Paterson (1999-2011)
South Africa	111 110	John Smit (2000-2011) Victor Matfield (2001-2011)
Tonga	41	'Elsi Vunipola (1990-2005)
Uruguay	74	Diego Aguirre (1995-2007)
USA	62	Luke Gross (1996-2003)
Wales	104	Stephen Jones (1998-2011)
Most Points for a Country
Argentina	592	Hugo Porta (60 tests)
Australia	911	Michael Lynagh (72 tests)
British & Irish Lions	67	Jonny Wilkinson (England: 6 tests)
Canada	491	Gareth Rees (55 tests)
England	1179	Jonny Wilkinson (91 tests)
Fiji	670	Nicky Little (71 tests)
Georgia	335	Petre Mitu (41 tests)
France	380	Christophe Lamaison (37 tests)
Ireland	1075	Ronan O'Gara (119 tests)
Italy	983	Diego Dominguez (74 tests)
Japan	422	Keiji Hirose (40 tests)
Namibia	344	Jaco Coetzee (28 tests)
New Zealand	1250	Daniel Carter (85 tests)
Portugal	231	Gonzalo Malheiro (37 tests)
Romania	369	Dan Dumbrava (63 tests)
Russia	347	Konstantin Rachkov ()
Samoa	184	Earl Va'a (29 tests)
Scotland	809	Chris Paterson (109 tests)
South Africa	893	Percy Montgomery (102 tests)
Tonga	291	Pierre Hola (39 tests)
USA	465	Mike Hercus (48 tests)
Uruguay	259	Juan Menchaca (38 tests)
Wales	1049	Neil Jenkins (87 tests)
Most Tries for a Country
Argentina	29	José-Maria Nunez-Piossek (wing)
Australia	64	David Campese (wing/fullback)
British & Irish Lions	6	Tony O'Reilly (Ireland - 1955-1959: wing)
Canada	24	Winston Stanley (wing)
England	49	Rory Underwood (wing)
Fiji	20	Senivalati Laulau (wing)
France	38	Serge Blanco (fullback)
Georgia	18	Malkhaz Urjukashvili (utility back)
Ireland	45	Brian O'Driscoll (centre)
Italy	25	Marcello Cuttitta (wing)
Japan	69	Daisuke Ohata (wing/centre)
Namibia	27	Gerhard Mans (wing)
New Zealand	49	Doug Howlett (wing)
Romania	33	Petre Motrescu (wing)
Samoa	31	Brian Lima (wing/centre)
Scotland	24	Ian Smith (wing) Tony Stanger (wing)
South Africa	40	Bryan Habana (wing)
Tonga	10	Ben Hur Kiva (lock/eighthman)
Uruguay	16	Diego Ormachea (eighthman)
USA	26	Vaea Anitoni (wing)
Wales	58	Shane Williams (wing)

Most Tries in an International (The points-value of the try since 1891: 1891 - 1; 1892 - 2; 1894 - 3; 1972 - 4; since May 1992 - 5)
10	Ashley Billington (1994: Hong Kong vs Singapore)
9	José-Maria Nunez-Piossek (2003: Argentina vs Paraguay)
8	Gustavo Jorge (1993: Argentina vs Brazil) Lance Fitzpatrick (2001: Cook Islands vs Tahiti) Daisuke Ohata (6/7/2002: Japan vs Chinese Taipei)
7	Uriel O'Farrell (on debut 13/9/1951 - Argentina vs Uruguay)
6	Uriel O'Farrell (9/9/1951 - Argentina vs Brazil) Eduardo Morgan (1973: Argentina vs Paraguay) Tevita Makutu (30/8/1979: Fiji vs Papua New Guinea) Gustavo Jorge (1989: Argentina vs Brazil) Gerhard Mans (21/4/1990: Namibia vs Portugal) Marc Ellis (1995: New Zealand vs Japan) Pierpaolo Rotilo (1997: Italy vs Denmark) Toru Kurihara (21/7/2002: Japan vs Taiwan) Daisuke Ohata (8/5/2005: Japan vs Hong Kong) Tonderai Chavhanga (2005: South Africa vs Uruguay)
5	George Lindsay (1887: Scotland vs Wales) Daniel Lambert (on debut - 5/1/1907: England vs France) Hector Goti (12/10/1961: Argentina vs Brazil) George Sailosi (18/8/1969: Fiji vs Papua New Guinea) M.R. Jurado (1971: Argentina vs Brazil) Gheorghe Rascanu (30/4/1972: Romania vs Morocco) Cornel Popescu (18/10/1986: Romania vs Portugal) Rory Underwood (1989: England vs Fiji) Eden Meyer (16/5/1992: Namibia vs Zimbabwe) Ionel Rotaru (13/4/1996: Romania vs Portugal) Jeff Wilson (1997: New Zealand vs Fiji) Terunori Masuho (27/10/1998: Japan vs Taiwan) P. Grande (1998: Argentina vs Paragauy) Lee Jin Woah (1998: Korea vs Taiwan) Kenny Logan (1998: Scotland vs Spain) Stefan TerblanchÃ©Â Â¨1999: South Africa vs Italy) Riaan van Wyk (15/6/2002: Namibia vs Madagaskar) Facundo Soler (2002: Argentina vs Paragauy) Benhur Kivalu (21/3/2003: vs Korea) Chris Latham (2003: Australia vs Namibia) Josh Lewsey (2003: England vs Uruguay) Fernando Higgs (2004: Argentina vs Venezuela) Kosuke Endo (1/5/2010: Japan vs Korea)
Most Tries in a Tour Match
8	Rod Heeps (1962: New Zealand vs Northern New South Wales)
7	Pierre Lagisquet (1988: France vs Paraguay)
6	Roy Dryburgh (1956: South Africa vs Queensland) Jim Boyce (1962: Australia vs Wairapa, NZ) David Duckham (1971: British Lions vs West Coast Buller, NZ) JJ Williams (1974: British Lions vs South Western Districts)

Most Tries on Debut
7	Uriel O'Farrell (debut: 9/9/1951 - Argentina vs Uruguay: Buenos Aires)
6	Tevita Makutu (debut: 30/8/1979 - Fiji vs Papua New Guinea: Suva) Gustavo Jorge (born: 24/10/1971; debut: 8/10/1989; age: 17:349 - Argentina vs Brazil: Montevideo) Tonderai Chavhanga (born: 24/12/1983: debut 11/6/2005; age - 21:169 - South Africa vs Uruguay: East London)
5	Daniel Lambert (born: 4/10/1883; debut: 5/1/1907; age: 23:093 - England vs France: Richmond)
4	Willie Llewellyn (born: 1/1/1878; debut: 7/1/1899; age: 21:006 - Wales vs England: Swansea)
3	Gareth Thomas (born: 25/7/1974; debut: 26/5/1995; age: 20:336 - Wales vs Japan - RWC: Bloemfontein) Jeff Wilson (born: 24/10/1973; debut: 20/11/1993; age: 20:027 - New Zealand vs Scotland: Edinburgh) Christian Cullen (born: 12/2/1976; debut: 7/6/1996; 20:116 - New Zealand vs Samoa: Napier, New Zealand) Daisuke Ohata (born: 11/11/1975; debut: 9/11/1996; age: 20:363 - Japan vs Korea: Taipei) James O'Connor (born: 5/7/1990; debut: 13/6/2009; age: 18:343 - Australia vs Italy: Canberra)
Youngest Player to score a try
17:157	(*)Frank Hewitt (born: 3/10/1906; on debut: 8/3/1924 - Ireland vs Wales)
17:349	Gustavo Jorge (born: 24/10/1971; on debut: 8/10/1989 - Argentina vs Brazil, Montevideo: 6 tries)
17:353	Gustavo Jorge (born: 24/10/1971; Argentina vs Paraguay, Montevideo: 12/10/1989)
17:355	Gustavo Jorge (born: 24/10/1971; Argentina vs Uruguay, Montevideo: 14/10/1989)
18:038	Taylor Paris (born: 6/10/1990; Canada vs Spain, Madrid: 13/11/2010)
18:097	Claude Dourthe (born: 20/11/1948; France vs England, London: 25/2/1967)
18:102	Tom Prydie (born: 23/2/1992; Wales vs South Africa, Cardiff: 5/6/2010)
18:132	Claude Dourthe (born: 20/11/1948; France vs Wales, Colombes: 1/4/1967)
18:214	George North (born: 13/4/1992; on debut: 13/11/2010 - Wales vs South Africa, Cardiff)
18:237	Claude Dourthe (born: 20/11/1948; France vs South Africa, Durban: 15/7/1967)
18:238	Tom Pearson (born: 1873; on debut: 1891 - Wales vs England, Newport)
18:269	Charles Clark (born: 19/3/1857; on debut: 13/12/1875 - England vs Ireland, Dublin)
18:326	Victor Olongo (born: 30/6/1974; on debut: 22/5/1993 - Zimbabwe vs Wales, Bulawayo)
18:331	Jake Gage (born: 2/4/1907; on debut: 27/2/1926 - Ireland vs Scotland, Edinburgh)
18:332	Keith Jarrett (born: 18/5/1948; on debut: 15/4/1967 - Wales vs England, Cardiff)
18:343	James O'Connor (born: 5/7/1990; Australia vs Italy: Canberra: 13/6/2009)
18:361	(*)Tom Hewitt (born: 12/3/1905; on debut: 8/3/1924 - Ireland vs Wales, Cardiff)
(*) - Frank and Tom Hewitt were brothers
Fastest Try after kick-off
10 sec	John Leslie (1999: Scotland vs Wales: Murrayfield, Edinburgh)
15 sec	Fourie du Preez (22/7/2006: South Africa vs New Zealand: WestPac Stadium, Wellington)
18 sec	Elton Flatley (18/10/2003: Australia vs Romania: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane)
18 sec	Mauro Bergamasco (24/2/2007: Italy vs Scotland: Murrayfield, Edinburgh)
23 sec	Jean de Villiers (24/7/2004: South Africa vs New Zealand: Jade Stadium, Christchurch)
31 sec	Breyton Paulse (16/9/2001: South Africa vs France: Ellis Park, Johannesburg)
33 sec	Joe Rokocoko (10/7/2004: New Zealand vs South Sea Islands: North Harbour Stadium, Albany)
37 sec	Sitivini Sivivatu (29/9/2007: New Zealand vs Romania: Stade Municipal, Toulouse)
45 sec	Rory Best (14/2/2007: Ireland vs Wales: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff)
49 sec	Kahn Fotuali'i (14/9/2011: Samoa vs Namibia: Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua, NZ)
56 sec	Shane Byrne (22/2/2004: Ireland vs Wales: Lansdowne Road, Dublin)
60 sec	André Snyman (22/11/2001: South Africa vs France: Stade de France, Paris)
60 sec	Ruben Kruger (9/8/1997: South Africa vs New Zealand: Eden Park, Auckland)
Second half	Ben Youngs (24/9/2011: England: scored within 20 seconds of the second half of a RWC Test match against Romania in Dunedin)
Second half	Lucas Borges (12/6/2004: Argentina: scored within 38 seconds of the second half of a Test match against Wales in Tucuman)
Second half	Goshi Tachikawa (15/5/2010: Japan: scored within 40 seconds of the second half of a Test match against Kazakstan in Tokyo)
Second half	Leigh Halfpenny (8/2/2009: Wales: scored within 45 seconds of the second half of a Test match against Scotland in Edinburgh)
Second half	Jaque Fourie (5/11/2005: South Africa: scored within 49 seconds of the second half of a Test match against Argentina in Buenos Aires)
Second half	Richard Kahui (8/11/2008: New Zealand: scored within 50 seconds of the second half of a Test match against Scotland in Edinburgh)
Second half	Israel Dagg (24/9/2011: New Zealand: scored within 54 seconds of the second half of a RWC Test match against France in Dunedin)
-	Doug Howlett (New Zealand: scored within 22 seconds on debut as a replacement wing against Tonga in 2000; and He scored his 8th All Black try within 35 seconds as a replacement wing against Argentina in his 7th test in 2001)
OTHER	-
First half	Tom Voyce (November 2004: London Wasps: scored after 9.63 seconds of the first half of a English Premiership match against NEC Harlequins)
First half	Vula Maimuri (12/5/2001: Highlanders: scored within 12 seconds of the first half of a Super 14 match against the Crusaders in Dunedin)
First half	Keegan Daniel (8/3/2008: Sharks: scored within 16 seconds of the first half of a Super 14 match against the Blues in Durban)
First half	Chris Jack (11/7/2009: Western province: scored within 20 seconds of the first half of a South African Currie Cup match against the KZN Sharks, Newlands, Cape Town, SA)
First half	Chris Latham (22/2/2003: Reds: scored within 21 seconds of the first half of a Super 12 match against the Brumbies in Brisbane)
First half	Steve Kefu (28/2/2004: Reds: scored within 23 seconds of the first half of a Super 12 match against the Chiefs in Brisbane)
First half	Jaque Fourie (29/3/2003: Cats: scored within 25 seconds of the first half of a Super 12 match against the Sharks in Johannesburg)
First half	Quade Cooper (11/4/2009: Reds: scored within 25 seconds of the first half of a Super 12 match against the Highlanders in Invercargill)
First half	Elton Flatley (26/2/2005: Reds: scored within 26 seconds of the first half of a Super 12 match against the Hurricanes in Brisbane)
First half	Isaia Toeava (17/4/2009: Blues: scored within 26 seconds of the first half of a Super 12 match against the Highlanders, Auckland)
First half	Gerrie Britz (2/8/2003: Cheetahs: scored within 29 seconds of the first half of a South African Currie Cup match against the Pumas in Witbank, SA)
First half	Paul de Koker (5/10/2002: Griqualand West: scored within 39 seconds of the first half of a South African Currie Cup match against Blue Bulls in Kimberley, SA)
First half	Dale Heidtman (20/7/2002: Pumas: scored within 40 seconds of the first half of a South African Currie Cup match against Elephants in Port Elizabeth, SA)
First half	Joe Roff (22/5/2004: Brumbies: scored within 42 seconds of the first half of a Super 12 match against Crusaders in Canberra, Australia)
Second half	Rayno Barnes (15/8/2009: Griqualand West scored within 20 seconds of the second half of a South African Currie Cup match against Blue Bulls, in Kimberley, SA)
Second half	Juan Smith (3/7/2002: Shimlas - Free State Cheetahs club champions: scored within 25 seconds of the second half of a South African SuperSport Semi-final match against Ceres - Kavaliers club champions, in Bloemfontein, SA)
Second half	Scott Staniforth (16/3/2002: NSW Waratahs: scored within 27 seconds of the second half of a Super 12 match against the Cats in Sydney)
Second half	Marika Vunibaka (5/4/2002: Crusaders: scored within 29 seconds of the second half of a Super 12 match against the Waratahs in Sydney)
Second Half	Joe Rokocoko (8/3/2003: Auckland Blues: scored within 30 seconds of the second half of a Super 12 match against the Canterbury Crusaders in Albany, NZ)
Second Half	Wynand Olivier (14/2/2009: Bulls: scored within 31 seconds of the second half of a Super 14 match against the Queensland Reds in Pretoria, SA)

Top Try Scorer for Each Country in an International
Argentina	9	José-Maria Nunez-Piossek (2003: Argentina vs Paraguay)
Australia	5	Chris Latham (2003: vs Namibia)
Canada	4	Kyle Nicholas (2000: vs Japan)
England	5	Doug Lambert (1907: vs France) Rory Underwood (1989: vs Fiji) Josh Lewsey (2003: vs Uruguay)
France	4	A Jaureguy (1924: vs Romania) Michel Celhay (1937: vs Italy)
Ireland	4	Brian Robinson (1991: vs Zimbabwe) Keith Wood (1999: vs USA)
Italy	6	Pierpaolo Rotilo (1997: vs Denmark)
Japan	8	Daisuke Ohata (2002: vs Chinese Taipei)
Namibia	6	Gerhard Mans (1990: vs Portugal)
New Zealand	6	Marc Ellis (1995: vs Japan)
Romania	5	Gheorghe Rascanu (30/4/1972: vs Morocco) Cornel Popescu (18/10/1986: vs Portugal) Ionel Rotaru (13/4/1996: vs Portugal)
Samoa	4	Tupo Fa'amasino (28/5/1991: vs Tonga) Elvis Seveali'l (10/6/2000: vs Japan) Alesana Tuilagi (2/7/2005: vs Tonga) Esera Lauina (11/7/2009: vs Papua New Guiney)
Scotland	5	G. Lindsay (1987: vs Wales) Kenny Logan (1998: vs Spain)
South Africa	6	Tonderai Chavhanga (2005: vs Uruguay)
Tonga	5	Benhur Kivalu (21/3/2003: vs Korea)
USA	4	Vaea Anitoni (6/7/1996: vs Japan) Brian Hightower (7/6/1997: vs Japan) Vaea Anitoni (8/4/1998: vs Portugal)
Wales	4	Willie Llewellyn (1899: vs England) Maurice Richards (1969: vs England) Reggie Gibbs (1980: vs France) Ieuan Evans (1987: vs Canada) Glen Webb (1987: vs Tonga) Nigel Walker (1994: vs Portugal) Gareth Thomas (1999: vs Italy) Shane Williams (2001: vs Japan) Tom Shanklin (2004: vs Romania) Colin Charvis (2004: vs Japan)

Most Consecutive Tries in Internationals
19	Daisuke Ohata (Japan), 19 tries in 8 consecutive tests between 19/5/2002 and 25/5/2003 - 19/5/2002: vs Russia (1t); 16/6: vs Korea (4t); 7/7: vs Chinese Taipai (8t); 14/7: vs Korea (1t); 21/7: vs Chinese Taipai (2t); 31/10: vs Korea (1t); 17/5/2003: vs USA (1t); 25/5/2003: vs Russia (1t).
16	José Nünez-Piossek (Argentina), 16 tries in 6 consecutive tests in 2003 - 27/4: vs Paraguay (9t); 3/5: vs Uruguay (2t); 14/6: vs France (1t); 28/6: vs South Africa (1t); 27/8 vs Uruguay (1t); 30/8 vs Canada (2t).
14	Uriel O'Farrell (Argentina), 14 tries in 3 consecutive tests: 9/9/1951 - vs Brazil (7t); 13/9./1951 - vs Brazil (6t); 16/9/1951 - vs Chile (1t)
14	Daisuke Ohata (Japan), 14 tries in 6 consecutive tests between 16/4/2005 and 19/6/2005
11	Christian Cullen (New Zealand), a try in 8 consecutive tests in 2000
11	Joe Rokocoko (New Zealand), tries in 5 consecutive tests in 2003
9	Bryan Habana (South Africa), tries in 4 consecutive tests in 2007
8	Philippe Sella (France), a try in 8 consecutive Five Nations tests in 1986 and 1987
8	Doug Howlett (New Zealand), a try in his first 7 consecutive tests in 2000-2001
8	Joe Rokocoko (New Zealand), a try in 5 consecutive tests: 20/11/2003-10/7/2004
Most Points in Internationals (+300)
1250	Daniel Carter (2003-2011: New Zealand, 84 tests: 14.71)
1246 (67)	Jonny Wilkinson (1998-2011: England/1179-91 tests; Lions/67-6 tests - ave 13.00)
1090 (41)	Neil Jenkins (1991-2002: Wales/87-1049; Lions/41-4 tests: 11.98) He passed the 1000 mark on 3/2/2001 in a Six Nations Test against England in Cardiff with the conversion of Scott Quinell's try
1075 (0)	Ronan O'Gara (2000-2012: Ireland/1075-121 tests; Lions/0-2 tests: 9.03)
1010 (27)	Diego Dominguez (1989-2003: Italy/983-74 tests; Argentina/27-2 tests: 13.29)
967	Andrew Mehrtens (1995-2004: New Zealand, 70 tests: 13.81)
970 (53)	Stephen Jones (1998-2011: Wales/917-104 tests; Lions/53-6 tests: 8.82)
911	Michael Lynagh (1984-1995: Australia, 72 tests: 12.65)
893	Percy Montgomery (1997-2008: South Africa, 102 tests: 8.75)
878	Matthew Burke (1993-2004: Australia, 81 tests, 10.84)
809	Chris Paterson (1999-2011: Scotland-109 tests: 7.42)
733 (66)	Gavin Hastings (1986-1995: Scotland/667-61 tests; Lions/66-6 tests: 10.94)
684	Matt Giteau (2002-2011: Australia, 92 tests: 7.43)
681 (36)	Grant Fox (1985-1993: NZ/645-46 tests: NZ Cavaliers/36-3 games v SA, 1986: 13.90)
670	Nicky Little (1996-2009; 2011: Fiji, 71 tests: 9.44)
658 (66)	Hugo Porta (1971-1999: Argentina/592-60 tests; Jaguars/66-8 tests: 10.14)
588	Felipé Contepomi (1998-2008; 2010: Argentina, 75 tests: 7.84)
560	David Humphreys (1996-2005: Ireland, 72 tests: 7.78)
492	Gonzalo Quesada (1996-2003: Argentina: 39 tests: 12.62)
491	Gareth Rees (1986-1999: Canada, 55 tests, 8.93)
489	Stirling Mortlock (2000-2009: Australia, 80 tests: 6.11)
483	Stefano Bettarello (1979-1988: Italy, 55 tests, 8.78)
465	Mike Hercus (2002-2009: USA, 48 tests: 9.69)
421	Bob Ross (1989-2003: Canada, 58 tests: 7.26)
418 (5)	Keiji Hirose (1994-2005: Japan/413-40 tests; Asian Barbarians/5-1: 10.41)
410	Morné Steyn (2009-2011: South Africa: 34 tests: 12.06)
407 (11)	Rob Andrew (1985-1997: England/396-71 tests; Lions/11-5 tests: 5.35)
400	Paul Grayson (1995-2004: England, 32 tests, 12.50)
400	James Pritchard (2003-2011: Canada: 42 tests: 9.52)
380	Christophe Lamaison (1996-2001: France, 37 tests, 10.27)
373	Dimitri Yachvili (2002-2012: France, 61 tests: 6.11)
372	Dan Dumbrava (2002-2011: Romania, 61 tests, 6.10)
367	Thierry Lacroix (1989-1997: France, 43 tests: 8.53)
365	Santiago Meson (1987-1997: Argentina, 34 tests: 10.74)
360	Dan Dumbrava (2002-2011: Romania, 62 tests: 5.81)
354	Didier Camberabero (1982-1993: France, 36 tests: 9.83)
347	Toru Kurihara (2000-2003: Japan, 27 tests: 12.67)
345	Daisuke Ohata (1996-2006: Japan, 58 tests: 5.85: 69 tries)
344	Jaco Coetzee (1990-1995: Namibia, 28 tests: 12.29)
335	Petre Mitu (1996-2009: Romania, 41 tests: 8.17)
333	Konstantin Rachkov (Russia)
324	James Hook (2006-2011: Wales, 61 tests: 5.49)
322	Ionut Tofan (1997-2007: Romania, 60 tests: 5.27)
320	Pavle Jimsheladze (1995-2007: Georgia, 57 tests: 5.61)
318	Malkhaz Urjukashvili (1997-2011: Georgia, 69 tests: 4.61)
316	Yury Kushnarev (Russia)
315	David Campese (1982-1996: Australia, 101 tests: 3.12: 64 tries)
312	Naas Botha (1980-1992: South Africa, 28 tests: 11.14)
308	Michael Kiernan (1982-1991: Ireland, 43 tests: 7.16)
304	Paul Thorburn (1985-1991: Wales, 37 tests: 8.21)
301 (28)	Andy Irvine (1972-1982: Scotland/273-51 tests; Lions/28-9 tests: 5.02)
300 (10)	Shane Williams (2000-2011: Wales/290-87 tests; Lions/10-4 tests: 3.30)
291 (5)	Pierre Hola (Tonga-286/38; Pacific Islands/5-1 test: 7.53)
288	Merab Kvirikashvili (2003-2011: Georgia, 55 tests: 5.24)

Most Points in a Rugby Union Career
7337	Dusty Hare (England and British Lions: 1971-1989) 1800 - Nottingham. 4427 - Leicester. 240 - England (tests and other). 88 - British Lions (tests and other). 782 - Other First Class matches.
Fastest Player to 100 Test Points
After 5 Matches	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand) Simon Culhane (New Zealand)
Fastest player to 200 Test Points
After 13 Matches	Grant Fox (New Zealand)
Fastest player to 300 Test Points
After 18 Matches	Grant Fox (New Zealand)
Fastest player to 400 Test Points
After 23 Matches	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand)
Fastest player to 500 Test Points
After 33 Matches	Grant Fox (New Zealand) Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand) Daniel Carter (New Zealand)
After 34 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (England/31; Lions/3)
Fastest player to 600 Test Points
After 40 Matches	Dan Carter (New Zealand)
After 40 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (England/37; Lions/3)
After 41 Matches	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand)
Fastest player to 700 Test Points
After 46 Matches	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand)
After 46 Matches	Daniel Carter (New Zealand)
After 47 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (England/44; Lions/3)
Fastest player to 800 Test Points
After 52 Matches	Daniel Carter (New Zealand)
After 53 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (England/50; Lions/3 - to 800 points for England in his 51st test)
After 55 Matches	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand)
After 59 Matches	Diego Dominguez (Italy)
Fastest player to 900 Test Points
After 59 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (England/53; Lions/6)
After 61 Matches	Dan Carter (New Zealand)
After 65 Matches	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand)
After 66 Matches	Diego Dominguez (Italy)
After 72 Matches	Michael Lynagh (Australia)
After 74 Matches	Neil Jenkins (Wales)
After 92 Matches	Ronan O'Gara (Ireland/91;Lions/1)
After 101Matches	Stephen Jones (Wales/95;Lions/6)
Fastest player to 1000 Test Points
After 67 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (England: 22/9/2007; vs Samoa, Nantes - England-61/Lions-6)
After 67 Matches	Daniel Carter (New Zealand: 12/6/2010; vs Ireland, New Plymouth, N.Zealand)
After 76 Matches	Diego Dominguez (Italy: 15/2/2003; vs Wales, Rome)
After 84 Matches	Neil Jenkins (Wales: 3/2/2001; vs England, Cardiff)
After 109Matches	Ronan O'Gara (Ireland: 12/3/2011; vs Wales, Cardiff)
Fastest player to 1100 Test Points
After 73 Matches	Daniel Carter (New Zealand: 7/8/2010: vs Aus, Christchurch, NZ)
After 77 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (Eng: 7/11/2009: vs Aus, London - England-71/Lions-6)
Fastest player to 1200 Test Points
After 81 Matches	Daniel Carter (New Zealand: 30/7/2011: vs SA, Wellington, NZ)
After 86 Matches	Jonny Wilkinson (England: 6/8/2011: vs Wales, London)
Most Points on Tour
246	W.J.Wallace (New Zealand, 26 matches in 1905-'06 in Great Britain, France and Canada; 230 in Europe alone)
Fastest Centuries on an International Tour
6 Matches	Naas Botha (1981: South Africa in New Zealand)
Most Points in World Cup Finals (All tournaments)
277	Jonny Wilkinson (England: 1999, 2003, 2007; 2011)
227	Gavin Hastings (Scotland: 1987, 1991, 1995)
195	Michael Lynagh (Australia: 1987, 1991, 1995)
170	Grant Fox (New Zealand: 1987, 1991)
163	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand: 1995, 1999, 2003)
Most Points in a World Cup Finals Tournament)
126	Grant Fox (1987: New Zealand)

Top Point Scorers for a Country in a Test Match
Argentina	50	Eduardo Morgan (1973: vs Paraguay), Argentina won 98-3.
Australia	42	Mat Rogers (2003: vs Namibia), Australia won 142-0.
Canada	36	James Pritchard (2006: vs USA), Canada won 56-7
England	44	Charlie Hodgson (2001: vs Romania). England won 134-0.
Fiji	36	Severo Koroduadua (1983: vs Nieu Island).
France	30	Didier Camberabero (1987: vs Zimbabwe). France won 70-12.
Ireland	32	Ronan O'Gara (2003: vs Samoa). Ireland won 40-12.
Italy	29	Stefano Bettarello (1983: vs Canada) Andrea Scanavacca (1998: v Croatia). Italy won 39-27. Diego Dominguez (2000: vs Scotland). Italy won 34-20. Diego Dominguez (2001: vs Fiji). Italy won 66-10.
Japan	60	Toru Kurihara (2002: vs Taiwan). Japan won 120-3.
Namibia	35	Jaco Coetzee (6/7/1993: vs Kenya).
New Zealand	45	Simon Culhane (1995: vs Japan). NZ won 145-17.
Romania	30	Ionut Tofan (5/10/2002: vs Spain).
Samoa	30	Gavin Williams (11/7/2009: vs Papua New Guiney). Samoa won 115-7.
Scotland	44	Gavin Hastings (1995: vs Ivory Coast). Scots won 89-0.
South Africa	35	Percy Montgomery (2007: vs Namibia). South Africa won 105-13.
Tonga	39	Pierre Hola (21/3/2003: vs Korea). Tonga won 119-0
USA	26	Chris O'Brien (7/11/1989: vs Uruguay). USA won 60-3 Mike Hercus (31/5/2004: vs Russia). Mike Hercus (1/7/2006: vs Barbados). USA won 91-0
Wales	30	Neil Jenkins (1999: vs Italy). Wales won 60-21.

Most Points in Internationals in a Year (+150)
263	Neil Jenkins (1999, Wales)
233	Jonny Wilkinson (England, 2003)
219	Percy Montgomery (South Africa, 2007)
203	Daniel Carter (New Zealand, 2008)
196	Gavin Hastings (Scotland, 1995)
194	Dan Carter (New Zealand, 2010)
189	Matthew Burke (Australia, 1996)
186	Daniel Carter (New Zealand, 2006)
185	Morné Steyn (South Africa, 2010)
181	Neil Jenkins (Wales, 1994)
171	Jonny Wilkinson (England, 1999)
170	Daniel Carter (New Zealand, 2006)
167	Jonny Wilkinson (England, 2001)
167	Toru Kurihara (Japan, 2002)
166	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand, 1999)
165	Jonny Wilkinson (England, 2007)
163	Gonzalo Quesada (Argentina, 1999)
160	Frédéric Michalak (France, 2003)
159	Chris Paterson (Scotland, 2003)
158	Percy Montgomery (South Africa, 2005)
157	Matthew Burke (Australia, 2001)
155	Matthew Burke (Australia, 1999)
154	Elton Flatley (Australia, 2003)
154	Percy Montgomery (South Africa, 2004)
153	Matt Giteau (Australia, 2009)
150	Toru Kurihara (Japan, 2002)
150	Jonny Wilkinson (England, 2007)
150	Matt Giteau (Australia, 2008)

Most Points in an International (+30)
60	Toru Kurihara (2002: Japan vs Taiwan: 6t15c). Japan won 120-3
50	Eduardo Morgan (14/10/1973: Argentina vs Paragauy: 6t13c). Argentina won 98-3
50	Ashley Billington (1994: Hong Kong vs Singapore: 10t). HK won 164-13
45	Simon Culhane (1995: New Zealand vs Japan: t20c). NZ won 145-17
45	Jose-Maria Nunez-Piossek (2003: Argentina vs Paraguay: 9t). Argentina won 144-0
44	Gavin Hastings (1995: Scotland vs Ivory Coast: 4t9c2p). Scotland won 74-9
44	Charlie Hodgson (2001: England vs Romania: 2t14c2p). England won 134-0
44	Pierre Hola (21/3/2003: Tonga vs Korea: 2t17c). Tonga won 119-0
42	Mat Rogers (2003: Australia vs Namibia: 2t16c). Australia won 142-0
40	Gustavo Jorge (1993: Argentina vs Brazil: 8t). Argentina won 114-3
40	Lance Fitzpatrick (2001: Cook Islands vs Tahiti: 8t). Cook Islands won 86-0
40	Daisuke Ohata (2002: Japan vs Taiwan: 8t). Japan won 155-3
40	Chris Paterson (2004: Scotland vs Japan: 3t11c1p). Scotland won 100-8
39	Matthew Burke (1996: Australia vs Canada: 3t9c2p). Australia won 74-9
39	Pierre Hola (21/3/2003: Tonga vs Korea: 1t17c). Tonga won 119-0
38	Justinus van der Westhuizen (2007: Namibia vs Zambia: 4t9c). Namibia won 80-10
36	Martin Sansot (1977: Argentina vs Brazil: ). Argentina won 78-6
36	Severo Koroduadua (11/9/1983: Fiji vs Niue Island: 18c). Fiji won 120-4
36	Tony Brown (1999: New Zealand vs Italy: 1t11c3p). New Zealand won 101-3
36	Paul Grayson (1999: England vs Tonga: 12c4p). England won 100-10
36	James Pritchard (12/8/2006: Canada vs USA: 3t6c3p). Canada won 56-7.
35	Jaco Coetzee (6/7/1993: Namibia vs Kenya).
35	Jonny Wilkinson (2001: England vs Italy: 1t9c4p). England won 80-23
35	Toru Kurihara (2002: Japan vs South Korea: 2t11c1p). Japan won 90-24
35	Percy Montgomery (2007: South Africa vs Namibia: 1t12c2p). South Africa won 105-13.
34	Jamie McKee (1994: Hong Kong vs Singapore: 17c). Hong Kong won 164-13
34	Keiji Hirose (1999: Japan vs Tonga: tc9p). Japan won 44-17
34	Jannie de Beer (1999: South Africa vs England: 2c5d5p). South Africa won 44-21.
33	Carlos Spencer (1997: New Zealand vs Argentina: 2t10cp). NZ won 93-8
33	Andrew Mehrtens (1997: New Zealand vs Ireland: t5c6p). NZ won 63-15
33	Gregor Townsend (2000: Scotland vs USA: 2t4c5p). Scotland won 53-6.
33	Daniel Carter (2005: New Zealand vs British & Irish Lions: 2t4c5p). NZ won 48-18
33	Nick Evans (2007: New Zealand vs Portugal: 1t14c). NZ won 108-13
33	Justinus van der Westhuizen (26/5/2007: Namibia vs Zambia). Namibia won 80-10
32	Martin Sansot (1997: Argentina vs Brazil).
32	Jonny Wilkinson (1999: England vs Italy: 1t6c5p). England won 67-7.
32	Tony Brown (2000: New Zealand vs Tonga: t12cp). New Zealand won 102-0.
32	Ionut Tofan (2002: Romania vs Spain: 2t8c2p). Romania won 67-6.
32	José-Luis Cilley (2002: Argentina vs Paraguay: 16c). Argentina won 152-0
32	Ronan O'Gara (2003: Ireland vs Samoa 2t2c5p1d). Ireland won 40-12
32	Merab Kvirikashvili (2010: Georgia vs Germany 2t11c). Georgia won 77-3
31	Eduardo Morgan (16/10/1973: Argentina vs Uruguay 3t5c3p).
31	E. de Forteza (1975: Argentina vs Paraguay).
31	J. Luna (1995: Argentina vs Romania).
31	Gavin Hastings (1995: Scotland vs Tonga: t1c8p). Scotland won 41-5
31	Percy Montgomery (1998: South Africa vs Wales: 2t9c1p). SA won 96-13
31	Keiji Hirose (1998: Japan vs Kazakstan: 1t13c). Japan won 118-3.
31	Keiji Hirose (2005: Japan vs Hong Kong: 11c3p). Japan won 118-3.
31	James Pritchard (2006: Canada vs Barbados: 3t8c). Canada won 71-3.
31	Morné Steyn (2009: South Afriva vs New Zealand: 1t1c8p). South Africa won 31-19
31	Felipé Contepomi (2010: Argantina vs France: 2t3c5p). Argentina won 41-13
30	Didier Camberabero (1987: France vs Zimbabwe: 3t9c). France won 70-12
30	J. Capalbo (1997: Argentina vs Uruguay).
30	Rob Andrew (1991: England vs Canada: 6c6p). England won 60-19
30	Marc Ellis (1995: New Zealand vs Japan: 6t). New Zealand won 145-17
30	Pierpaolo Rotilo (1997: Italy vs Denmark: 6t). Italy won 102-3
30	Paul Grayson (1998: England vs Netherlands 15c). England won 110-0)
30	Neil Jenkins (1999: Wales vs Italy 2t5c5p). Wales won 60-21
30	Thierry Teixeira (6/2/2000: Portugal vs Georgia 9p1d).
30	Ronan O'Gara (2000: Ireland vs Italy 6c6p). Ireland won 60-13
30	Tony Brown (2001: New Zealand vs Western Samoa 3t3c3p). New Zealand won 50-6
30	Jonny Wilkinson (2002: England vs Wales t5cd4p). England won 50-10
30	Ionut Tofan (5/10/2002: Romania vs Spain).
30	Elton Flatley (2003: Australia vs Romania t11c1p). England won 90-8
30	Tonderai Chavhanga (2005: South Africa vs Uruguay 6t). South Africa won 134-3
30	Federico Todeschini (2005: Argentina vs Italy 1t2c7p). Argentina won 35-21
30	Federico Todeschini (2006: Argentina vs Wales 3c8p). Argentina won 45-27
30	Fangatapu Apikotoa (2007: Tonga vs Korea 2t10c). Tonga won 85-3
30	Gavin Williams (11/7/2009: Samoa vs Papua New Guiney 2t10c). Samoa won 115-7

Most points scored by a player who has scored all his team's points
31	Morné Steyn (1/8/2009 - South Africa beat New Zealand 31-19, Durban: Steyn scored a try, a conversion, 8 penalties).
27	Jonny Wilkinson (24/6/2000 - England beat South Africa 27-22, Bloemfontein: Wilkinson scored a drop goal, 8 penalties).
25	Joel Stransky (3/8/1996 - South Africa beat Australia 25-19, Bloemfontein: Stransky scored a try, a conversion, 6 penalties).
21	Hugo Porta (3/4/1982 - Argentina beat South Africa 21-12, Bloemfontein: Porta scored a try, a conversion, a drop goal, 4 penalties).
Most Points in a Tour Match (+30)
43	Robbie Deans (1984: New Zealand vs South Australia)
41	Joe Karam (1974: New Zealand vs South Australia)
39	Doug Kellett (1993: Western Samoa vs Marlborough)
38	Ron Jarden (1951: New Zealand vs Mid Western Australia)
38	André Joubert (1994: South Africa vs Swansea)
37	Alan Old (1974: British Lions vs South Western Districts)
36	WN Bennett (1975: England vs Western Australia)
35	De Wet Ras (1980: South Africa vs Uruguay)
34	Gerald Kember (1970: New Zealand vs North Eastern Cape)
32	Hugo Porta (1982: South America vs North Eastern Cape)
32	Alan Hewson (1984: New Zealand vs Queensland)
31	Naas Botha (1981: South Africa vs Nelson Bays)
Most Points scored in a Test Series
Four Test Match Series
69	Naas Botha (1986: vs New Zealand Cavaliers)
46	Alan Hewson (1983: vs British Lions)
Five Nations Test Match Championship (4 Matches: England, France, Ireland, Scotland, Wales)
67	Jonathan Webb (England, 1991-'92)
Six Nations Test Match Championship (5 Matches: England, France, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy)
89	Jonny Wilkinson (England, 2001)
Three Test Match Series
52	Michael Lynagh (1990: Australia vs France)
45	Didier Camberabero (1990: France vs Australia)
44	Daniel Carter (2005: New Zealand vs British & Irish Lions)
Tri-Nations Series (4 Matches/* 6 Matches: Australia, New Zealand, South Africa)
99	Daniel Carter (New Zealand, 2006*)
95	Morné Steyn (South Africa, 2009*)
84	Carlos Spencer (New Zealand, 1997)
77	Morné Steyn (South Africa, 2010*)
71	Stirling Mortlock (Australia, 2000)
69	Daniel Carter (New Zealand, 2008*)
69	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand, 1996)
68	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand, 1999)
Most Conversions in Internationals (+80)
224	Daniel Carter (New Zealand, 85 tests)
175 (0)	Ronan O'Gara (Ireland-121/Lions-2 tests)
169	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand, 70 tests)
169 (7)	Jonny Wilkinson (England-91/Lions-6 tests)
160 (7)	Stephen Jones (Wales/104; Lions/6)
153	Percy Montgomery (South Africa: 102 tests)
140	Michael Lynagh (Australia, 72 tests)
133 (6)	Diego Dominguez (Italy-74/Argentina-2: 76 tests)
131 (1)	Neil Jenkins (Wales-87; British Lions-4: 91 tests)
121 (3)	Grant Fox (New Zealand/46; NZ Cavaliers/3: 49 tests)
117	Nicky Little (Fiji, 71 tests)
104	Matthew Burke (Australia, 81 tests)
103	Matt Giteau (Australia, 92 tests)
92 (7)	Hugo Porta (Argentina/60 tests, South America/8 tests)
90	Mike Hercus (USA, 45 tests)
90	Chris Paterson (Scotland, 109 tests)
88	David Humphries (Ireland, 72 tests)
87 (1)	Gavin Hastings (Scotland/86-61tests; Lions/1-6 tests)
84	Jaco Coetzee (Namibia, 28 tests)
Most Conversions in an International
20	Simon Culhane (1995: New Zealand vs Japan)
18	Severo Koroduadua (10/9/1983: Fiji vs Niue Island).
17	Jamie McKee (1994: Hong Kong vs Singapore)
17	Pierre Hola (21/3/2003: Tonga vs Korea)
16	José-Louis Cilley (2002: Argentina vs Paraguay)
16	Mat Rogers (2003: Australia vs Namibia)
15	Paul Grayson (1998: England vs Netherlands) Toru Kurihara (21/7/2002: Japan vs Taiwan)
14	Charlie Hodgson (2001: England vs Romania) Gavin Henson (2004: Wales vs Japan) Nick Evans (2007: New Zealand vs Portugal)
13	Eduardo Morgan (1973: Argentina vs Paraguay) Hugo Porta (1985: Argentina vs Paraguay) Keiji Hirose (1998: Japan vs Kazakstan) Jonny Wilkinson (1999: England vs USA) Mike Hercus (1/7/2006: USA vs Barbados)
12	Semesa Sikivou (21/8/1969: Fiji vs Solomon Islands) L. Troiani (1994: Italy vs Czech Republic) Virgil Popisteanu (13/4/1996: Romania vs Portugal) Paul Grayson (1999: England vs Tonga) Tony Brown (2000: New Zealand vs Tonga) Andy Miller (6/7/2002: Japan vs Taiwan) Morné Schreuder (2006: Namibia vs Kenya) Percy Montgomery (2007: South Africa vs Namibia) James Arlidge (2011: Japan vs UAE, Dubai)
11	E. De Forteza (1975: Argentina vs Paraguay) Waisale Serevi (7/10/1989: Fiji vs Belgium) Moolman Olivier (21/4/1990: Namibia vs Portugal) Neil Jenkins (1994: Wales vs Portugal) Tony Brown (1999: New Zealand vs Italy) Toru Kurihara (16/6/2002: Japan vs South Korea) Paul Grayson (2003: England vs Uruguay) Chris Paterson (2004: Scotland vs Japan) Keiji Hirose (8/5/2005: Japan vs Hong Kong) Ceri Sweeney (2005: Wales vs USA) Morné Schreuder (27/5/2006: Namibia vs Kenya) Shaun Webb (15/5/2010: Japan vs Kazakstan) Merab Kvirikashvili (6/2/2010: Georgia vs Germany)
10	P. Guarrochena (1977: Argentina vs Paraguay) Grant Fox (1987: New Zealand vs Fiji) Santiago Meson (1989: Argentina vs Brazil) Santiago Meson (1993: Argentina vs Brazil) L. Troiani (1993: Italy vs Croatia) G. Filizzola (1993: Italy vs Morocco) Serban Guranescu (4/10/1997: Romania vs Belgium) Carlos Spencer (1997: New Zealand vs Argentina) Keiji Hirose (1998: Japan vs Taiwan) Eric Elwood (1998: Ireland vs Georgia) Duncan Hodge (1998: Scotland vs Portugal) Duncan Hodge (1998: Scotland vs Spain) Ronan O'Gara (2000: Ireland vs Japan) Stephen Jones (2001: Wales vs Romania) Matthew Burke (2001: Australia vs Spain) Fangatapu Apikotoa (2007: Tonga vs Korea) Felipé Contepomi (4/8/2007: Argentina vs Chili) Gavin Williams (11/7/2009: Samoa vs Papua New Guiney) Atsushi Tanabe (2010: Japan vs Russia) Benjamin Madero (2011: Argentina vs Uruguay)
Most Dropped Goals in Internationals
36(0)	Jonny Wilkinson (1998-2011: England-90 tests/Lions-6)
28(2)	Hugo Porta (1971-1999: Argentina/60 tests, South America/8 tests)
23(2)	Rob Andrew (1985-1997: England/71, Lions/5 tests)
20(0)	Diego Dominguez (1989-2003: Argentina-2 tests; Italy-74 tests)
18	Naas Botha (1980-1992: South Africa, 28 tests)
17	Stefano Bettarello (1979-1988: Italy, 55 tests)
15	Jean-Pierre Lescarboura (1982-1990: France, 28 tests)
15(0)	Ronan O'Gara (2000-2011: Ireland/121, Lions/2 tests)
14	G Malheiro (1998-2007: Portugal, 29 tests)
13	Jonathan Davies (1985-1997: Wales, 32 tests)
13	Dumitru Alexandru (1974-1990: Romania, 47 tests)
12	Pierre Albaladejo (1954-1964: France, 30 tests)
12	Didier Camberabero (1982-1993: France, 36 tests)
12	Dan Parks (2004-2010: Scotland, 56 tests)
12	Joao Queimado (1984-1994: Portugal, 48 tests)
12	John Rutherford (1979-1987: Scotland, 43 tests)
11	Lisandro Arbizu (1990-2005: Argentina, 87 tests)
11	Guy Camberabero (1961-1968: France, 14 tests)
10(1)	Craig Chalmers (1989:1999: Scotland/60, Lions/1 tests)
10(0)	Neil Jenkins (1991-2002: Wales/87, Lions/4 tests)
10(2)	Barry John (1966-1972: Wales/25, Lions/5)
10	Andrew Mehrtens (1995-2004: New Zealand, 70 tests)
10	Valeriu Irimescu (1960-1971: Romania, 32 tests)
10	Neculai Nichitean (1990-1997: Romania, 28 tests)
10	Bob Ross (1989-2003: Canada, 56 tests)
9	Phil Hawthorne (1962-1967: Australia, 21 tests)
9	Michael Lynagh (1984-1995: Australia, 72 tests)
9	Jean-Pierre Romeu (1972-1977: France, 34 tests)
9	Gareth Rees (1986-1999: Canada, 55 tests)
8	Michel Vannier (1953-1961: France, 43 tests)
8	Ian McGeechan (1972-1979: Scotland/, Lions/) total tests 40
8	Ollie Campbell (1976-1984: Ireland/, Lions/)total tests 29
8	Mark Ella (1980-1984: Australia, 25 tests)
8	Guy Laporte (1981-1987: France, 13 tests)
8	David Humphreys (1996-2005: Ireland, 73 tests)
8	Jannie de Beer (1997-1999: South Africa, 13 tests)
8	André Pretorius (2002-2007: South Africa, 31 tests)
8(1)	Grant Fox (1984-1993: New Zealand/46, NZ Cavaliers/3)
Most Dropped Goals in a Year
14	Jonny Wilkinson (England - 2003)
9	Dan Parks (Scotland - 2010)
6	Hugo Porta (Argentina - 1979) Naas Botha (South Africa - 1980) Jannie de Beer (South Africa - 1999)
5	Naas Botha (South Africa - 1981) Stefano Bettarello (Italy - 1983) Jean-Patrick Lescarboura (France - 1984) Hugo Porta (Argentina - 1985) Rob Andrew (England - 1991) Diego Dominguez (Italy - 2000) André Pretorius (South Africa - 2006) Jonny Wilkinson (England - 2007)
Most Drop Goals in an International
5	Jannie de Beer (World Cup 1999: South Africa vs England, Stade de France, St. Denis, France)
4	André Pretorius (2006: South Africa vs England, Twickenham, London)
3	Pierre Albaladejo (1960: France vs Ireland, Paris) Phil Hawthorne (1967: Australia vs England, Twickenham) Valeriu Irimescu (29/10/1967: Romania vs West Germany) Dumitru Alexandru (17/10/1976: Romania vs Poland) Hugo Porta (1979: Argentina vs Australia, Buenos Aires) Naas Botha (1980: South Africa vs South America, Durban) Naas Botha (1981: South Africa vs Ireland, Durban) Jean-Pierre Lescarboura (1985: France vs England, Twickenham) Hugo Porta (1985: Argentina vs New Zealand, Buenos Aires) Jean-Pierre Lescarboura (1986: France vs NZealand, Christchurch) Didier Camberabero (1990: France vs Australia, Sydney) Opeti Turuva (2/7/1994: Fiji vs Samoa, Suva) Nicola Nichitean (1995: Romania vs France, Bucharest) Diego Dominguez (2000: Italy vs Scotland, Rome) Neil Jenkins (2001: Wales vs Scotland, Edinburgh) Juan Fernandez-Miranda (2001: Argentina vs Canada, Markham) Jonny Wilkinson (2003: England vs France, Sydney) Jaco v/d Westhuyzen (2004: South Africa vs Scotland, Edinburgh) Juan Martin Hernandez (2007: Argentina vs Ireland)
Most Penalty Goals in Internationals (+80)
255 (16)	Jonny Wilkinson (England/239-90 tests; Lions/16-6 tests)
248 (13)	Neil Jenkins (Wales/235-87 tests; Lions/13-4 tests)
215	Daniel Carter (New Zealand, 85 tests)
213 (5)	Diego Dominguez (Argentina-2 tests/Italy-208)
200 (0)	Ronan O'Gara (Ireland/200-121 tests; Lions/0-2 tests)
198 (12)	Stephen Jones (Wales/104 tests; Lions/6 tests)
188	Andrew Mehrtens (New Zealand, 70 tests)
177	Michael Lynagh (Australia, 72 tests)
174	Matthew Burke (Australia, 81 tests)
170	Chris Paterson (Scotland, 109 tests)
160 (20)	Gavin Hastings (Scotland/140-61 tests; Lions/20-6 tests)
148	Percy Montgomery (South Africa, 102 tests)
140	Nicky Little (Fiji, 71 tests)
137 (9)	Grant Fox (New Zealand/128-46 tests; NZ Cavaliers/9-3 tests)
128	Felipé Contepomi (Argentina, 75 tests)
115 (14)	Hugo Porta (Argentina/111-60 tests; Jaguars/14-8 tests)
110	Gareth Rees (Canada, 55 tests)
110	David Humphreys (Ireland, 72 tests)
107	Matt Giteau (Australia, 92 tests)
104	Stefano Bettarello (Italy, 55 tests)
103	Gonzalo Quesada (Argentina, 39 tests)
89	Thierry Lacroix (France, 43 tests)
87 (1)	Rob Andrew (England/86-71 tests; Lions/1-5 tests)
85	Morné Steyn (South Africa, 34 tests)
83	Bob Ross (Canada, 56 tests)
81	DimitriYachvili (France, 57 tests)
Most Penalty Goals in an International
9	Keiji Hirose (8/5/1999: Japan vs Tonga) Andrew Mehrtens: 1999: New Zealand vs Australia 2000: New Zealand vs France Neil Jenkins (1999: Wales vs France) Thierry Teixeira (6/2/2000: Portugal vs Georgia)
8	Mark Wyatt (25/5/1991: Canada vs Scotland) Neil Jenkins (1993: Wales vs Canada) Diego Dominguez (1994: Italy vs Romania) Santiago Meson (1995: Argentina vs Canada) Gavin Hastings (1995: Scotland vs Tonga) Thierry Lacroix (1995: France vs Ireland) Paul Burke (1996: Ireland vs Italy) Gonzalo Quesada (1999: Argentina vs Samoa) Matthew Burke (1999: Australia vs South Africa) Jonny Wilkinson (2000: England vs South Africa) Roger Warren (29/5/2004: Samoa vs Tonga) Federico Todeschini (2006: Argentina vs Wales) Morné Steyn (2009: South Africa vs New Zealand) Mirco Bergamasco (2010: Italy vs Fiji)
7	Hugo Porta (1974: Argentina vs France) Simon Hodgkinson (1991: England vs Wales) Santiago Meson (1992: Argentina vs France) Grant Fox (1993: New Zealand vs Western Samoa) Neil Jenkins (1994: Wales vs Italy) Rob Andrew (1995: England vs Scotland) Paul Grayson (1996: England vs Ireland) Gareth Rees (22/8/1998: Canada vs Argentina) Gonzalo Quesada (1998: Argentina vs Canada) Andrew Mehrtens (1999: New Zealand vs South Africa) Matthew Burke (1999: Australia vs New Zealand) Gonzalo Quesada (1999: Argentina vs Japan) Jonny Wilkinson (1999: England vs France) Jonny Wilkinson (1999: England vs Fiji) David Humphries (1999: Ireland vs Argentina) Gonzalo Quesada (1999: Argentina vs Ireland) Neil Jenkins (1999: Wales vs Canada) Matthew Burke (1999: Australia vs France) Neil Jenkins (2000: Wales vs Italy) Suravut Sutta (2000: Thailand vs Sri Lanka) Nicky Little (8/7/2001: Fiji vs Samoa) Diego Dominquez (2001: Italy vs Fiji) Jonny Wilkinson (2001: England vs South Africa) Matthew Burke (2001: Australia vs Wales) Gérald Merceron (2002: France vs Italy) Gonzalo Malheiro (23/3/2003: Portugal vs Spain) Federico Todeschini (2005: Argentina vs Italy) Percy Montgomery (2006: South Africa vs Scotland) Percy Montgomery (2006: South Africa vs France) Daniel Carter (2006: NZ vs SA) Chris Paterson (2007: Scotland vs Wales) Daniel Carter (2007: New Zealand vs Australia) Morné Steyn (2009: South Africa vs Australia) Toby Flood (2010: England vs Australia) Piri Weepu (2011: New Zealand vs Argentina: RWC)

Dismissals in Major International Matches
Player	Opponent	Date	Referee
1. Cyril Brownlie (NZ: 1 -10th minute)	vs England	3/1/1925	Albert Freethy (Wales)
2. Colin Meads (NZ: 2 - 76th minute)	vs Scotland	2/12/1967	Kevin Kelleher (Ireland)
3. Mike Burton (England: 1 - 2ndminute)	vs Australia	31/5/1975	R.T. Burnett (Australia)
4. J. Sovau (Fiji: 1)	vs Australia	26/6/1976	W.M. Cooney (Australia)
5. Geoff Wheel (Wales: 1 - 38thminute)	vs Ireland	15/1/1977	Norman Sanson (Scotland)
6. Willie Duggan (Ireland: 1 - 38th minute)	vs Wales	15/1/1977	Norman Sanson (Scotland)
7. Paul Ringer (Wales: 2 - 13thminute)	vs England	16/2/1980	David Burnett (Ireland)
8. J-P Garuet (France: 1)	vs Ireland	21/1/1984	Clive Norling (Wales)
9. Hugh Richards (Wales: 3 - 77th minute)	vs New Zealand	14/6/1987(*)	Kerry Fitzgerald (Australia)
10. David Codey (Australia: 1 - 4th min.)	vs Wales	18/6/1987(*)	Fred Howard (England)
11. M. Taga (Fiji: 2)	vs England	17/6/1988	Kerry Fitzgerald (Australia)
12. Alain Lorieux (France: 2 - 78th minute)	vs Argentina	26/6/1988	Owen Doyle (Ireland)
13. Tevita Vonolagi (Fiji: 3)	vs England	4/11/1989	Brian Stirling (Ireland)
14. Noa Nadruku (Fiji: 4)	vs England	4/11/1989	Brian Stirling (Ireland)
15. Kevin Moseley (Wales: 4)	vs France	20/1/1990	Fred Howard (England)
16. Alain Carminati (France: 3)	vs Scotland	13/2/1990	Fred Howard (England)
17. André Stoop (Namibia: 1)	vs Wales	9/6/1990	Fred Howard (England)
18. Abdelatiff Benazzi (France: 4)	vs Australia	24/6/1990	Tony Spreadbury (England)
19. Phillippe Gallart (France: 5)	vs Australia	30/6/1990	Clive Norling (Wales)
20. Fédérico Mendez (Argentina: 1)	vs England	3/11/1990	Colin Hawke (New Zealand)
21. Castica Cojocariu (Romania: 1)	vs France	22/6/1991	Ed Morrison (England)
22. Pedro Sporleder (Argentina: 2)	vs Samoa	13/10/1991(*)	Jim Fleming (Scotland)
23. Mata'afa Keenan (Samoa: 1)	vs Argentina	13/10/1991(*)	Jim Fleming (Scotland)
24. Gregoire Lascubé (France: 6)	vs England	15/2/1992	Steve Hilditch (Ireland)
25. Vincent Moscato (France: 7)	vs England	15/2/1992	Steve Hilditch (Ireland)
26. Olivier Roumat (World Team: 1)	vs New Zealand	22/4/1992	David Bishop (New Zealand)
27. James Small (South Africa: 1 - 30th)	vs Australia	14/9/1993	Ed Morrison (England)
28. Mark Cardinal (Canada: 1)	vs France	4/6/1994	Ian Rogers (South Africa)
29. Philippe Sella (France: 8)	vs Canada	4/6/1994	Ian Rogers (South Africa)
30. John Davies (Wales: 5)	vs England	18/2/1995	Aidier MenÃ©Â Â¼br> (France)
31. Feliti Mahoni (Tonga: 1: 70th minute)	vs France	26/51995(*)	Steve Lander (England)
32. James Dalton (South Africa: 2: 70th min)	vs Canada	3/6/1995(*/+)	David McHugh (Ireland)
33. Rod Snow (Canada: 2:70th minute)	vs South Africa	3/6/1995(*/+)	David McHugh (Ireland)
34. Gareth Rees (Canada: 3: 70th minute)	vs South Africa	3/6/1995(*/+)	David McHugh (Ireland)
35. Garin Jenkins (Wales: 6)	vs South Africa	2/9/1995 (#)	Joel DumÃ©Â Â¼br> (France)
36. V.B. Cavubati (Fiji: 5)	vs New Zealand	14/6/1997	Wayne Erickson (Australia)
37. André Venter (South Africa: 3: 47th minute)	vs New Zealand	9/8/1997	Derek Bevan (Wales)
38. R. Travaglini (Argentina: 3)	vs France	26/10/1997	C. Giacomel
39. Danny Grewcock (England: 2)	vs New Zealand	20/6/1998	Wayne Erickson (Australia)
40. J. Sitoa (Tonga: 2)	vs Australia	22/9/1998	Steve Walsh (New Zealand)
41. Massimo Giovanelli (Italy: 1)	vs Scotland	6/3/1999	R.G. Davies
42. Trevor Leota (Samoa: 2)	vs France	12/6/1999	C. Thomas
43. G. Leaupepe (Samoa: 3)	vs France	12/6/1999	C. Thomas
44. Jean-Jacques Crenca (France: 9)	vs New Zealand	26/6/1999	Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
45. Marika Vunibaka (Fiji: 6)	vs Canada	9/10/1999(*)	Ed Morrison (England)
46. Dan Baugh (Canada: 4)	vs Namibia	14/10/1999(*)	Andrew Cole (Australia)
47. Ngalu Ta'ufo'ou (Tonga: 3)	vs England	15/10/1999(*)	Wayne Erickson (Australia)
48. Brendan Venter (South Africa: 40th min.)	vs Uruguay	15/10/1999(*)	Peter Marshall (Australia)
49. Walter Cristofoletto (Italy: 2)	vs France	1/4/2000	P.C. Deluca (Argentina)
50. Alessandro Troncon (Italy: 3)	vs Ireland	3/2/2001	Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
51. G. Leger (Tonga: 4)	vs Wales	17/11/2001	Rob Dickson (Scotland)
52. Nathan Hines (Scotland: 1)	vs USA	22/6/2002	P.C. Deluca (Argentina)
53. Marius Joubert (S Africa: 5: 70th minute)	vs Australia	17/8/2002	Paddy O'Brien (New Zealand)
54. Jannes Labuschagne (SAfrica: 6: 22nd minute)	vs England	23/11/2002	Paddy O'Brien (New Zealand)
55. V. Ma'asi (Tonga: 5)	vs Ireland	14/6/2003	Steve Walsh (New Zealand)
56. Simon Shaw (England: 3 - 11th min.)	vs New Zealand	12/6/2004	Nigel Williams (Wales)
57. Percy Montgomery (S.Africa:7 - 71th min)	vs Wales	19/11/2005(!)	Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
58. Lewis Moody (England: 4 - 75th min)	vs Samoa	26/11/2005	Mark Lawrence (South Africa)
59. Alesana Tuilagi (Samoa: 4 - 75th min)	vs England	26/11/2005	Mark Lawrence (South Africa)
60. Scott Murray (Scotland: 2 - 22nd min)	vs Wales	12/2/2006	Steve Walsh (New Zealand)
61. Mosese Luveitasau (Fiji: 7 - 27th min)	vs Samoa	24/6/2006	Wayne Barnes (England)
62.Hale T Pole (Tonga: 6 - 72th min)	vs Samoa	16/9/2007(*)	Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
63.Jacques Nieuwenhuis (Namibia:1 -19th min)	vs France	16/9/2007(*)	Alain Rolland (Ireland)
64.Napolioni Nalaga (Pacific Islands:18th min)	vs France	15/11/2008	Nigel Owens (Ireland)
65.Henry Fa'fili (Samoa: 5 - 58th min)	vs Italy	28/11/2009	Christophe Berdos (France)
66. Jamie Heaslip (Ireland: 2 - 16th min)	vs New Zealand	12/6/2010	Wayne Barnes (England)
67. Drew Mitchell (Australia: 2 - 43rd min)	vs New Zealand	31/7/2010(~)	Craig Joubert (South Africa)
68. Seru Rabeni (Fiji: 8)	vs Japan	13/7/2011	Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland)
69. Sisa Koyamaibole (Fiji: 9)	vs Japan	13/7/2011	Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland)
(*)70. Paul Williams (Samoa: 6)	vs South Africa	30/9/2011	Nigel Owens (Wales)
(*)71. Sam Warburton (Wales: 7 - 19th min)	vs France	15/10/2011	Alain Rolland (Ireland)
(*) - Matches in World Cup final stages. (+) - The first time that three players were sent off in an international and at the same time. Pieter Hendriks (SA) was later suspended on TV evidence for 90 days for kicking in the same international. (#) - Jenkins is the first substitute to be sent off in an international. (!) - Sent off for two yellow cards - first card 'set aside' and red card rescinded by disciplinary hearing. (~) - Sent off after two yellow cards.

Team
The World's Most Played Fixtures (27/3/1871 - 1/10/2011)
Total	Opponents	Date of First Match	Analysis
143	New Zealand vs Australia	15/8/1903	143-97-41-5-2792-1928
129	England vs Scotland	27/31871 - First ever Test	129-69-42-18-1445-1095
126	Ireland vs Scotland	19/2/1877	126-56-65-5-1304-1286
126	England vs Ireland	15/2/1875	126-72-46-8-1447-1036
122	England vs Wales	19/2/1881	122-56-54-12-1531-1372
117	Wales vs Ireland	28/1/1882	117-64-47-6-1350-1224
115	Wales vs Scotland	8/1/1883	115-6-48-3-1427-1143

Most Points in a Year (+400)
Total	Country	Tests played	Average	Year
658	South Africa	17	38.71	2007
644	England	17	37.88	2003
643	Argentina	14	45.93	2003
602	New Zealand	14	43.00	2003
594	New Zealand	12	49.50	2007
568	France	18	31.56	2003
542	England	11	49.27	2001
535	South Africa	13	41.15	1997
523	Australia	14	37.36	2003
514	New Zealand	12	42.83	1995
502	Ireland	16	31.37	2003
495	New Zealand	13	38.08	2010
489	New Zealand	15	32.60	2008
480	France	17	28.24	2007
474	New Zealand	10	47.40	2000
456	New Zealand	12	38.00	2011
447	New Zealand	12	37.25	2005
447	Wales	12	37.25	2004
447	South Africa	13	34.38	1999
440	Australia	15	29.33	2010
416	South Africa	12	34.67	2005
410	Australia	12	34.17	2007
408	South Africa	13	31.38	2004
407	Wales	16	25.44	2011
405	Australia	13	31.15	1999
403	Wales	11	36.64	2001

Most Tries in a Year (+50)
Total	Country	Tests played	Average	Year
92	Argentina	14	6.57	2003
81	New Zealand	14	5.79	2003
81	South Africa	17	4.76	2007
80	New Zealand	12	6.67	2007
74	South Africa	13	5.69	1997
70	England	11	6.36	2001
68	England	17	4.00	2003
64	Australia	14	4.57	2003
61	New Zealand	12	5.08	1995
60	New Zealand	10 12	6.00 5.00	2000 2011
60	France	18	3.33	2003
59	New Zealand	13	4.54	2010
57	Ireland	16	3.56	2003
56	New Zealand	15	3.73	2008
55	New Zealand	12	4.58	2005
54	Wales	12	4.50	2004
53	Argentina	9	5.89	2004
53	France	16	3.31	1995
52	South Africa	13	4.00	1999
52	Australia	13 12	4.00 4.33	2005 2007
51	Australia	15	3.40	2010
51	France	16	3.19	2007
50	Ireland	10	5.00	2000

Drawn Games in Internationals without scoring
Date	Venue and Teams
1878	Oval, London: England vs Scotland
1885	Hampden Park, Glasgow: Scotland vs Wales
1886	Raeburn Place, Edinburgh: Scotland vs England
1887	Llanelli: Wales vs England
1893	Ravenhill, Belfast: Ireland vs Scotland
1896	Lansdowne Road, Dublin: Ireland vs Scotland
1900	Inverleith, Edinburgh: Scotland vs England
1900	Lansdowne Road, Dublin: Ireland vs Scotland
1903	Kimberley Athletic Park, Kimberley, SA: South Africa vs British Lions
1910	Twickenham, London: England vs Ireland
1921	Athletic Park, Wellington (NZ): New Zealand vs South Africa
1930	Twickenham, London: England vs Scotland
1936	Stradey Park, Swansea: Wales vs England
1961	Parc des Princess, Paris: France vs South Africa
1962	Twickenham, London: England vs Wales
1963	Lansdowne Road, Dublin: Ireland vs England
1964	Murrayfield, Edinburgh: Scotland vs New Zealand
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Highest Totals in Drawn Games in Internationals (+20)
Score & Date	Venue and Teams
30 - 2005	Absa Staduim, Durban: South Africa vs France
29 - 2006	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff: Wales vs Australia
28 - 2001	Murrayfield, Edinburgh: Scotland vs Wales
27 - 2000	Markham, Canada: Canada vs Ireland
26 - 1997	Twickenham, London: England vs New Zealand
25 - 1983	Murrayfield, Edinburgh: Scotland vs New Zealand
25 - 2005	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff: British & Irish Lions vs Argentina
21 - 1921	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff: Wales vs Ireland
21 - 1985	Ferrocarill Stadium, Buenos Aires: Argentina vs New Zealand
20 - 1987	Lancaster Park, Christchurch: Scotland vs France (RWC)
20 - 1993	King's Park, Durban: South Africa vs France
20 - 2002	Stade de Francais, Paris: France vs New Zealand
20 - 2009	Croke Park, Dublin: Ireland vs Australia
Highest Totals in an International (+100)
164 points	Hong Kong beat Singapore (27/10/1994: Kuala Lumpur) by 164-13 - WORLD CUP.
155 points	Japan beat Chinese Taipei (7/7/2002: Tokyo) by 155-3 - WORLD CUP.
152 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (1/5/2002: Mendoza) by 152-0.
147 points	Argentina beat Venezuela (1/5/2004: Santiago) by 147-7.
145 points	New Zealand beat Japan (4/6/1995, Bloemfontein) by 145-17
144 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (27/4/2003: Mendoza) by 144-0.
142 points	Australia beat Namibia (25/10/2003, Adelaide) by 142-0
134 points	Japan beat Chinese Taipei (27/10/1998, Singapore) by 134-6 - WORLD CUP
134 points	England beat Romania (17/11/2001, London) by 134-0
134 points	South Africa beat Uruguay (11/6/2005, East London, SA) by 134-3
130 points	Zimbabwe beat Botswana (7/9/1996, Harare) by 130-10
129 points	Japan beat Sri Lanka (9/10/2002, Tokyo) by 129-6
120 points	Japan beat Chinese Taipei (21/7/2002, Tainan) by 120-3 - WORLD CUP
119 points	Korea beat Chinese Taipei (30/6/2002, Seoul) by 119-7
119 points	Tonga beat Korea (22/3/2003, Teufaiva Stadium, Nuku'alofa) by 119-0 - WORLD CUP
118 points	Japan beat Kazakstan (1998, Bangkok) by 118-3
116 points	Japan beat Sri Lanka (1998, Bangkok) by 116-0
116 points	Fiji beat Niue Island (10/9/1983, Suva) by 120-4
116 points	Sweden beat Luxembourg (5/5/2001, Cessange) by 116-3 - RWC
116 points	Namibia beat Madagascar (15/6/2002, Windhoek) by 116-0 - WORLD CUP
115 points	Samoa beat Papua New Guiney (11/7/2009, Apia) by 115-7 - RWC
114 points	Argentina beat Brazil (2/10/1993, Sao Paolo) by 114-3
114 points	Hong Kong beat Chinese Taipei (9/11/1996, Singapore) by 114-12
114 points	Japan beat Arabian Gulf (3/5/2008) by 114-6
113 points	Fiji beat Solomon Islands (21/8/1969, Suva) by 113-13
112 points	Korea beat Malaysia (5/11/1996, Seoul) by 112-5
112 points	Namibia beat Madagaskar (15/6/2002, Windhoek) by 112-0 - WORLD CUP
111 points	Zimbabwe beat Nigeria (1/8/1987, Harare) by 111-12
111 points	England beat Uruguay (2/11/2003, Brisbane) by 111-13
111 points	Japan beat UAE (13/5/2011, Dubai) by 111-0
110 points	England beat Netherlands (14/11/1998, Huddersfield) by 110-0 - WORLD CUP
109 points	Argentina beat Brazil (9/10/1979, Santiago) by 109-3
108 points	Germany beat Serbia & Montenegro (12/11/2005, Heidelberg) by 108-0 - WORLD CUP
108 points	Mauritius beat Burkino Faso (10/12/2005) by 108-3
108 points	New Zealand beat Portugal (15/9/2007, Lyon, France) by 108-13
107 points	Zambia beat Rwanda (9/9/2003, Lusaka) by 107-9
106 points	England beat USA (21/8/1999, London) by 106-8
105 points	South Africa beat Namibia (15/8/2007, Cape Town, SA) by 105-13
104 points	Italy beat Czech Republic (18/5/1994, Vianda) by 104-8 - WORLD CUP
104 points	Russia beat Denmark (13/5/2000, Copenhagen) by 104-7
103 points	Argentina beat Brazil (8/10/1989, Montevideo) by 103-0
103 points	Japan beat Malaysia (1994, Kuala Lumpur) by 103-9
103 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (24/9/1995, Asuncion) by 103-9
103 points	Hong Kong beat Malaysia (3/11/1996) by 103-5
102 points	Korea beat Malaysia (12/11/1988, Seoul) by 102-0
102 points	New Zealand beat Tonga (16/6/2000, Albany) by 102-0
102 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (21/9/1985, Asuncion) by 102-3
102 points	Wales beat Portugal (17/5/1994, Lisbon) by 102-11 - WORLD CUP
102 points	Italy beat Denmark (1/11/1997, Brescia) by 102-3 - WORLD CUP
102 points	Chili beat Paraguay (3/5/2003, Montevideo) by 102-0
102 points	Uruguay beat Paraguay (14/5/2011) by 102-6
101 points	South Africa beat Italy (19/6/1999, Durban) by 101-0
101 points	New Zealand beat Italy (14/10/1999, Huddersfield) by 101-3
101 points	England beat Tonga (15/10/1999, London) by 101-10
101 points	Philippines beat Brunei (2/7/2008) by 101-0
101 points	New Zealand beat Samoa (3/9/2008, New Plymouth, NZ) by 101-14
101 points	Philippines beat Brunei (2/7/2008) by 101-0
101 points	Japan beat Kazakstan (15/5/2010) by 101-7
100 points	Romania beat Bulgaria (21/9/1976, Bucharest) by 100-0
100 points	Denmark beat Finland (10/10/1987, Copenhagen) by 100-0
100 points	Uganda beat Burundi (11/9/2003, Entebbe) by 100-0
100 points	Scotland beat Japan (13/11/2004, Perth, Scotland) by 100-8

Biggest Winning Margin in an International (+60)
152 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (1/5/2002: Mendoza) by 152-0
152 points	Japan beat Chinese Taipei (2002: Tokyo) by 155-3
151 points	Hong Kong beat Singapore (1994: Kuala Lumpur) by 164-13
144 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (27/4/2004: Mendoza) by 144-0
142 points	Australia beat Namibia (2003: Adelaide) by 142-0
140 points	Argentina beat Venezuela (1/5/2004: Santiago) by 147-7
134 points	England beat Romania (2001, London) by 134-0
131 points	South Africa beat Uruguay (2005, East London, SA) by 134-3
128 points	New Zealand beat Japan (1995, Bloemfontein) by 145-17
128 points	Japan beat Taiwan (1998, Singapore) by 134-6
123 points	Japan beat Sri Lanka (2002) by 129-6
120 points	Zimbabwe beat Botswana (1996) by 130-10
119 points	Tonga beat Korea (21/3/2003, Nuku'alofa) by 119-0
117 points	Japan beat Taiwan (2002, Tainan) by 120-3
116 points	Fiji beat Niue Island (10/9/1983, Suva) by 120-4
116 points	Japan beat Sri Lanka (1998, Bangkok) by 116-0
116 points	Namibia beat Madagascar (15/6/2002, Windhoek) by 116-0
115 points	Japan beat Kazakstan (1998, Bangkok) by 118-3
113 points	Sweden beat Luxembourg (2001, Cessange) by 116-3
112 points	Namibia beat Madagaskar (15/6/2002, Windhoek) by 112-0
112 points	Japan beat Chinese Taipei (2002, Seoul) by 119-7
111 points	Argentina beat Brazil (2/10/1993, San Pablo) by 114-3
111 points	Japan beat UAE (13/5/2011, Dubai) by 111-0
110 points	Fiji beat Solomon Islands (1969) by 113-13
110 points	England beat Netherlands (1998, Huddersfield) by 110-0
108 points	Germany beat Serbia & Montenegro (12/11/2005, Heidelberg) by 108-0
108 points	Japan beat Arabian Gulf (3/5/2008) by 114-6
108 points	Samoa beat Papua New Guiney (11/7/2009, Apia) by 115-7 - RWC QUAL
107 points	Korea beat Malaysia (1996) by 112-5
106 points	Argentina beat Brazil (9/10/1979, Santiago) by 109-3
105 points	Mauritius beat Burkino Faso (10/12/2005) by 108-3
102 points	Korea beat Malyasia (1988) by 102-0
102 points	Hong Kong beat Chinese Taipei (1996) by 114-12
102 points	New Zealand beat Tonga (2000, Albany) by 102-0
102 points	Chili beat Paraguay (2003, Montevideo) by 102-0
101 points	South Africa beat Italy (1999, Durban) by 101-0
101 points	Philippines beat Brunei (2/7/2008) by 101-0
100 points	Fiji beat Solomon Islands (21/8/1969, Suva) by 113-13
100 points	Romania beat Bulgaria (21/0/1976, Bucharest) by 100-0
100 points	Denmark beat Finland (1987) by 100-0
100 points	Uganda beat Burundi (2003) by 100-0
99 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (21/9/1985, Asuncion) by 102-3
99 points	Zimbabwe beat Nigeria (1987) by 111-12
99 points	Italy beat Denmark (1/11/1997, Brescia) by 102-3 - WORLD CUP
98 points	Hong Kong beat Malaysia (1996) by 103-5
98 points	England beat USA (1999, London) by 106-8
98 points	New Zealand beat Italy (1999, Huddersfield) by 101-3
98 points	England beat Urguay (2003, Brisbane) by 111-13
98 points	Zambia beat Rwanda (2003) by 107-9
98 points	Wales beat Japan (2004, Cardiff) by 98-0
98 points	Japan beat Arabian Gulf (3/5/2008) by 114-6
97 points	Russia beat Denmark (13/5/2000, Copenhagen) by 104-7
97 points	Romania beat Ukraine (19/3/2005) by 97-0
97 points (*)	Guyana beat St Lucia (10/8/2005, Bridgetown) by 97-0 - WC QUAL
96 points	Argentina beat Brazil (14/10/1973, Sao Paulo) by 96-0
96 points	Italy beat Czech Republic (1994, Vianda) by 104-8
96 points	Germany beat Luxembourg (27/11/2004, Fritz-Grunebaum, Heidelberg) by 96-0 - WC QUAL
96 points	Uruguay beat Paraguay (14/5/2011) by 102-6
95 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (14/10/1973, Sao Paulo) by 98-3
95 points	Brazil beat Costa Rica (2006) by 95-0
95 points	Georgia beat Czech Republic (7/4/2007) by 98-3
95 points	New Zealand beat Portugal (15/9/2007, Lyon, France) by 108-13
94 points	Japan beat Malaysia (1994, Kuala Lumpur) by 103-9
94 points	Argentina beat Brazil (8/10/1989, Montevideo) by 103-9
94 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (24/9/1995, Asuncion) by 103-9
94 points	Arabian Gulf beat India (2001, Bahrain, UAE) by 97-3
94 points	Papua New Guinea beat Vanuata (20/8/2005, Port Moresby) by 97-3 - WC QUAL
94 points	Japan beat Kazakstan (15/5/2010) by 101-7
93 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (25/9/1975, Asuncion) by 93-0
93 points	Hong Kong beat Thailand (1994, Kuala Lumpur) by 93-0
92 points	Romania beat Portugal (13/4/1996) by 92-0
92 points	Chile beat Venezuela (2004, Santiago) by 95-3
92 points	Scotland beat Japan (2004, Perth, Scotland) by 100-8
92 points	South Africa beat Namibia (2007, Cape Town, South Africa) by 105-13
92 points	India beat Pakistan (14/6/2008, Delhi, India) by 92-0 - WC QUAL
91 points	Wales beat Portugal (1994, Lisbon) by 102-11
91 points	Sweden beat Norway (2000, Vanersborg) by 91-0
91 points	New Zealand beat Fiji (2005, Albany, NZ) by 91-0
91 points	USA beat Barbados (1/7/2006, Steuber Rugby Stadium, Stanford, California) by 91-0
90 points	Uruguay beat Paraguay (1998) by 93-3
90 points	England beat Tonga (1999, London) by 100-10
90 points	Tonga beat Cook Islands (8/7/2006, Nuku'alofa) by 90-0
90 points	Reunion beat Mayotte (5/7/2008) by 90-0
89 points	Romania beat Morocco (17/11/1976) by 89-0
89 points	Tonga beat Solomon Islands (1/1/1979) by 92-3
89 points	Scotland beat Ivory Coast (1995, Rustenburg) by 89-0
89 points	Latvia beat Bulgaria (1997, Riga) by 89-0
88 points	Georgia beat Netherlands (3/2/2002, Tblisi) by 88-0
88 points	Japan beat Hong Kong (8/5/2005, Tokyo) by 91-3
88 points	Australia beat Japan (2007, Lyon) by 91-3
87 points	Korea beat Singapore (1994, Kuala Lumpur) by 90-3
87 points	New Zealand beat Samoa (3/9/2008, New Plymouth, NZ) by 101-14
87 points	South Africa beat Namibia (22/9/2011, North Harbour, NZ) by 87-0 - RWC
86 points	Fiji beat Papua New Guinea (30/8/1979) by 86-0
86 points	Fiji beat Solomon Islands (8/9/1983, Suva) by 86-0
86 points	Papua New Guinea beat Tahiti (1997, Port Moresby) by 92-6
86 points	Cook Islands beat Tahiti (2001, Port Moresby) by 86-0
85 points	Fiji beat Papua New Guinea (23/8/1969) by 88-3
85 points	New Zealand beat Argentina (21/6/1997, Wellington) by 93-8
85 points	Singapore beat India (1998, Singapore) by 85-0
84 points	Thailand beat India (1998, Singapore) by 90-6
84 points	Uruguay beat Paraguay (1998, Asuncion) by 93-9
84 points	New Zealand beat Tonga (2003, Brisbane) by 91-7
84 points	Uruguay beat Venezuela (2004, Santiago) by 92-8
83 points	South Africa beat Wales (1998, Pretoria) by 96-13
83 points	Russia beat Germany (2000, Krasnadar) by 89-6
83 points	Italy beat Portugal (2006, L'Aquila) by 83-0
83 points	Argentina Jaguars beat Chile (2009) by 89-6
82 points	Scotland beat Spain (1998, Edinburgh) by 85-3
82 points	Australia beat Spain (2001, Madrid) by 92-10
82 points	Australia beat Romania (2003, Brisbane) by 90-8
82 points (*)	Trinidad & Tobago beat St. Lucia (8/8/2005, Georgetown, St. Lucia) by 82-0
82 points	Tonga beat Korea (2007, Auckland) by 85-3
82 points	Japan beat Korea (2007) by 82-0
81 points	Switzerland beat Bulgaria (2000, Pernik) by 90-9
81 points (*)	Barbados beat St Lucia (13/8/2005, Bridgetown) by 81-0
81 points	Korea beat Chinese Taipei (2004) by 99-18
80 points	Ireland beat USA (2000, Manchester, New Hampshire) by 83-3
80 points	Tonga beat Korea (1/2/2007) by 83-3
79 points	Namibia beat Portugal (31/8/1990) by 88-9
79 points	Kazakstan beat India (2002) by 89-10
78 points	Argentina beat Brazil (1/10/1991, Buenos Aires) by 84-6
78 points	Romania beat Belgium (19/4/1996) by 83-5
78 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (13/9/1997, Corrientes) by 78-0
78 points	England beat Georgia (2003, Perth) by 84-6
78 points	Uruguay beat Paraguay (25/4/2009) by 85-7 - RWC QUAL
77 points	Namibia beat Portugal (21/4/1990) by 86-9
77 points	Austria beat Luxembourg (2001, Vienna) by 77-0
77 points	France beat Namibia (2007, Toulouse) by 87-10
77 points	New Zealand beat Romania (2007, Toulouse) by 85-8
77 points	Japan beat Kazakstan (25/4/2009, Osaka) by 87-10-RWC QUAL
77 points	Japan beat Sri Lanka (21/5/2011) by 90-13
76 points	Australia beat England (1998, Brisbane) by 76-0
76 points	Andorra beat Norway (2004) by 76-0
76 points	Japan beat Kazakstan (10/5/2008) by 82-6
76 points	Chile beat Brazil (25/4/2009, Viá del Mar) by 79-3-RWC QUAL
76 points	New Zealand beat Japan (16/9/2011) by 83-7. RWC.
75 points	Argentina beat Chile (30/9/1995, Santiago) by 78-3
75 points	Japan beat Hong Kong (2000, Aomori) by 75-0
75 points	Uruguay beat Paraguay (2002: Mendoza) by 81-6.
75 points	Tonga beat Korea (15/3/2003: Seoul) by 75-0.
75 points	Mauritius beat Burundi (13/8/2005) by 75-0
75 points	Chile beat Brazil (25/4/2009) by 78-3 - RWC QUAL
74 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (29/10/1977, Concepcion) by 77-3
74 points	Australia beat Tonga (1998, Canberra) by 74-0
74 points	Scotland beat Portugal (1998: Edinburgh) by 85-11
74 points	Brazil beat Colombia (13/10/2004, Sao Paulo) by 74-0
74 points	Wales Beat USA (2005, Connecticut) by 77-3 Beat Namibia (2011, New Plymouth, NZ) by 81-7 - RWC
74 points	Guam beat Brunei (29/6/2008) by 74-0
74 points	Papua New Guiney beat Vanuatu (27/6/2009, Port Moresby) by 86-12 - WC QUAL
74 points	Georgia beat Germany (6/2/2010) by 77-3 - RWC QUAL
74 points	Netherlands beat Belgium (10/5/2010, Verdun) by 74-0
73 points	Andorra beat Norway (4/9/2004, Andorra La Vella) by 76-3
73 points	Japan beat Arabian Gulf (16/4/2006, Tokyo) by 82-9
73 points	Kazakstan beat Sri Lanka (2007 by 79-6
72 points	Argentina beat Brazil (13/9/1951: Buenos Aires) by 72-0
72 points	Argentina beat Brazil (25/10/1977: Tucuman) by 78-6
72 points	Wales beat Romania (2001: Cardiff) by 81-9
72 points	Thailand beat Sri Lanka (2002) by 72-0
72 points	Tonga beat Papua New Guinea (6/12/2003: Nuku'alofa) by 84-12.
72 points	Namibia beat Kenya (27/5/2006: Hage Geingob Stadium, Windhoek) by 84-12.
72 points	Slovenia beat Bosnia Herzegovina (2007) by 77-5.
72 points	Lithuania beat Serbia & Montenegro (24/4/2010) by 77-5
72 points	Japan beat Russia (6/11/2010, Tokyo) by 75-3
71 points	Samoa beat South Korea (1990: Tokyo) by 74-3
71 points	South Africa beat Italy (1999, Port Elizabeth) by 74-3
71 points	Paraguay beat Peru (21/6/2008, Asuncion) by 71-0 - RWC QUAL
71 points	Japan beat Korea (16/5/2009, Osaka) by 80-9 - RWC QUAL
70 points	Argentina beat Uruguay (28/10/1977, Tucuman) by 70-0
70 points	Australia beat Samoa (1994, Sydney) by 73-3
70 points	Romania beat Belgium (1997, Brussels) by 83-13
70 points	Ireland beat Georgia (1998, Dublin) by 70-0
70 points	England beat Canada (2004, London) by 70-0
70 points	Brazil beat Peru (10/10/2004, Sao Paulo) by 73-3
70 points	Spain beat Slovenia (26/3/2005, Ljubljana, Slovenia) by 76-6
70 points	Namibia beat Kenya (27/5/2006) by 82-12
70 points	Venezuela beat Costa Rica (2006) by 70-0
70 points	Japan beat Hong Kong (2007) by 73-3
70 points	Namibia beat Zambia (26/5/2007) by 80-10
70 points	Qatar beat Lebanon (27/4/2012) by 70-0 at the IRB Division 4 HSBC Asian 5 Nations Final - In Dubai
69 points	USA beat Japan (6/7/1996, San Francisco) by 74-5
69 points	Ireland beat Japan (2000, Rome) by 78-9
69 points	Namibia beat Uganda (31/8/2003) by 82-13
69 points	Chinese Taipei beat Pakistan (2007) by 72-3
69 points	Romania beat Czeck Republic (22/3/2008) by 76-7
69 points	Portugal beat Germany (27/2/2010) by 69-0 - WC QUAL
68 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (12/10/1989, Montevideo) by 75-7
68 points	Japan beat Arabian Golf (2003, Colombo) by 74-5
68 points	Canada beat Barbados (2006, Bridgetown) by 71-3
68 points	Kenia beat Cameroon (13/7/2008, Nairobi) by 76-8 - WC QUAL
68 points	Uruguay beat Brazil (29/4/2009, Montevideo) by 71-3 - RWC QUAL
68 points	Chile beat Paraguay (17/5/2011) by 71-3
67 points	Samoa beat Korea (8/4/1990, Tokyo) by 74-7
67 points	Sweden beat Lithuania (1997, Pluge) by 84-17
67 points	Tonga beat Korea (1999) by 82-15
67 points	France beat Fiji (2001) by 77-10
67 points	Australia beat Samoa (2005, Sydney) by 74-7
67 points	Tonga beat Cook Islands (24/6/2006, Rauratonga) by 77-10
67 points	Japan beat Hong Kong (19/5/2012, Tokyo) by 67-0
66 points	New Zealand beat Canada (1995, Auckland) by 73-7
66 points	New Zealand beat Fiji (1997, Hamilton) by 71-5
66 points	Russia beat Ukraine (1999) by 71-5
66 points	Namibia beat Germany (17/10/1999) by 79-13
66 points	Luxembourg beat Norway (2000, Cessange) by 78-12
66 points	Japan beat South Korea (2002, Tokyo) by 90-24
66 points	South Africa beat Uruguay (2003, Perth) by 72-6
66 points	Canada beat Barbados 69-3 (24/6/2006) by 69-3
66 points	Spain beat Belgium (12/5/2010, Metz, Belgium) by 66-0
65 points	Romania beat Belgium (4/10/1997, Brussels) by 83-18
65 points	Georgia beat Ukraine (26/2/2005) by 65-0
65 points	Georgia beat Czeck Republic (12/6/2005) by 75-10
65 points	Korea beat Singapore (25/4/2009, Seoul) by 65-0 - RWC QUAL
64 points	New Zealand beat Italy (1987, Auckland) by 70-6
64 points	South Africa beat Tonga (1997, Cape Town) by 74-10
64 points	Japan beat Chinese Taipei (1998, Bangkok) by 69-5
64 points	Korea beat The Netherlands (1999, Seoul) by 78-14
64 points	Hong Kong beat Philippines (16/4/2011) by 74-10
64 points	England beat Romania (24/9/2011) by 67-3
63 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (7/10/1979, Vina del Mar) by 76-13
63 points	Argentina beat Chile (11/10/1993, Buenos Aires) by 70-7
63 points	Russia beat Netherlands (2002, Krasnodar) by 73-10
63 points	New Zealand beat Italy (2003, Melbourne) by 70-7
63 points	Germany beat Austria (34/6/2005, Hohewate Stadium, Vienna) by 69-6
63 points	Canada beat Barbados (24/6/2006, Toronto) by 69-6
62 points	Argentina beat Uruguay (9/9/1951, Buenos Aires) by 62-0
62 points	Georgia beat Bulgaria (23/2/1995) by 70-8
62 points	Russia beat Netherland (2002, Moscow) by 65-3
62 points	New Zealand beat Canada (2003, Melbourne) by 68-6
62 points	New Zealand beat Italy (2007, Marseille) by 76-14
62 points	Israel beat Finland (2/5/2009) by 70-8
62 points	Australia beat USA (23/9/2011) by 67-5
61 points	Argentina beat Paraguay (16/10/1971, Montevideo) by 61-0
61 points	New Zealand beat Fiji (1987, Christchurch) by 74-13
61 points	Romania beat Poland (1998, Bucharest) by 74-13
61 points	Canada beat Namibia (14/10/1999, Toulouse) by 72-11
61 points	Romania beat Spain (2002, Bucharest) by 67-6
61 points	Samoa beat Papua New Guiney (18/7/2009, Port Moresby) by 73-12 - RWC QUAL
61 points	Argentina beat Uruguay (25/5/2011) by 75-14
61 points	Japan beat Kazakstan (7/5/2011) by 61-0
60 points	Argentina beat Brazil (12/10/1961, Montevideo) by 60-0
60 points	Ireland beat Romania (1986, Dublin) by 60-0
60 points	Ukraine beat Yugoslavia (1996, Kiev) by 60-0
60 points	Korea beat Chinese Taipei (1998, Singapore) by 81-21
60 points	Italy beat Netherlands (1998, Huddersfield) by 67-7
60 points	Fiji beat Samoa (1996, Suva) by 60-0
60 points	England beat Italy (1999, London) by 67-7
60 points	Spain beat Netherlands (2002, Murcia) by 63-3
60 points	Germany beat Austria (2005, Vienna) by 69-9
60 points	Italy beat Russia (2006, Moscow) by 67-7
60 points	Argentina beat Namibia (22/9/2007, Marseille) by 63-3
60 points	Georgia beat Spain (12/2/2011) by 60-0
60 points	Cyprus beat Finland (26/3/2011) by 70-10

(*) - Trinidad & Tobago (82-0), Guyana (97-0) and Barbados (81-0) scored massive victories in the space of five days over St. Lucia - scoring 260 points to none.
Biggest Points Winning Margin by an International Touring Team
128	Western Samoa beat Marlborough (1993) by 128-0
111	New Zealand beat South Australia (1974) by 117-6
106	British Lions beat Western Australia (2001) by 116-10
103	New Zealand beat Northern New South Wales (1962) by 103-0
102	New Zealand beat Japan XV (1987) by 106-4
99	New Zealand beat South Australia (1984) by 99-0
97	British Lions beat South Western Districts (1974) by 97-0
Most Points in an International Series
Two Matches
175	South Africa (1999) vs Italy in South Africa
155	New Zealand (1997) vs Argentina in New Zealand
117	Wales (2001) vs Japan in Japan
117	New Zealand (2001) vs Argentina in New Zealand
109	New Zealand (1988) vs Argentina in New Zealand
Four Matches
159	New Zealand (1997: Tri-Nations vs Australia/South Africa)
148	South Africa (1997: Tri-Nations vs Australia/New Zealand)
Most Consecutive Test Victories
17	New Zealand (18/9/1965 to 14/6/1969)
17	South Africa (23/8/1997 to 28/11/1998)
(*) - New Zealand were unbeaten in 23 consecutive matches between 22/5/1987 and 4/8/1990 - but drew the 11th of these matches vs Australia (16/7/1988 - 19-19 in Brisbane)
Most Consecutive Test Without Defeat
23	New Zealand (22 wins, 1 draw: 22/5/1987 to 4/8/1990)
17	New Zealand (15 wins, 2 draws: 1961 to 1964)
17	Romania (11 wins, 6 draws: 26/5/1961 to 15/11/1964)
17	New Zealand (17 wins: 18/9/1965 to 4/8/1969)
17	South Africa (17 wins: 1997 to 1998)
16	South Africa (15 wins, 1 draw: 1994 to 1996)
15	South Africa (12 wins, 3 draws: 1960 to 1963)
15	Argentina (15 wins: 7/8/1971 to 21/10/1973)
14	England (14 wins: 23/3/2002 to 23/8/2003)
Longest Losing Run
18	France (between 28/1/1911 and 17/2/1920)
17	Scotland (between 24/2/1951 and 8/1/1955)
Unbeaten International Teams on Long Tours
1891	British team in South Africa: played 19: won 19
1924-'25	New Zealand in Great Britain: played 32: won 32
1974	British Lions in South Africa: played 22: won 21, drew 1
Most Points by a Touring Team
976	New Zealand (1905-'06) in Great Britain, France and Canada (830 in Great Britain alone; 888 in Great Britain and France); only 59 points against them on tour.

Most Tries by a Team in an International (+12)
26	Hong Kong (1994: vs Singapore)
25	Fiji (21/8/1969: vs Solomon Islands)
24	Argentina vs Paragauy 1/5/2002 27/4/2003
23	Japan (6/7/2002: vs Chinese Taipei)
23	Argentina (1/5/2004: vs Venezuela)
22	Australia (2003: vs Namibia)
21	Fiji (10/9/1983: vs Niue Island)
21	New Zealand (1995: vs Japan)
21	South Africa (2005: vs Uruguay)
20	Argentina (8/10/1989: vs Brazil)
20	Japan (27/10/1998: vs Chinese Taipei)
20	England (2001: vs Romania)
19	Fiji (18/8/1969: vs Papua New Guinea)
19	Argentina (9/10/1979: vs Brazil)
19	Argentina (21/9/1985: vs Paragauy)
18	Argentina (14/10/1973: vs Paraguay)
18	Argentina (20/10/1973: vs Brazil)
18	Fiji (30/8/1979: vs Papua New Guinea)
18	Argentina (2/10/1993: vs Brazil)
18	Japan (1998: vs Kazakstan)
18	Japan (21/7/2002: vs Chinese Taipei)
18	Japan (1998: vs Sri Lanka)
18	Namibia (15/6/2002: vs Madagaskar)
18	Japan (3/5/2008: vs Arabian Gulf)
17	Romania (17/11/1976: vs Morocco)
17	Argentina (1/10/1991: vs Brazil)
17	Russia (13/5/2000: vs Denmark)
17	Tonga (21/3/2003: vs Korea)
17	England (2003: vs Uruguay)
17	Samoa (11/7/2009: vs Papua New Guiney)
17	Japan (13/5/2011: vs UAE)
16	Argentina beat Uruguay (9/9/1951, Buenos Aires)
16	Romania (21/10/1951: vs East Germany)
16	Fiji (8/9/1983: vs Solomon Islands)
16	Namibia (21/4/1990: vs Portugal)
16	Wales (1994: vs Portugal)
16	Wales (1994: vs Czech Republic)
16	Argentina (24/9/1995: vs Paragauy)
16	Italy (1997: vs Denmark)
16	England (1998: vs Netherlands)
16	England (1999: vs USA)
16	Georgia (7/4/2007: vs Czech Republic)
16	New Zealand (2007: Portugal)
15	Argentina (25/9/1975: vs Paraguay)
15	Papua New Guinea (1997: vs Tahiti)
15	Latvia (1997: vs Bulgaria)
15	South Africa (1998: vs Wales)
15	South Africa (1999: vs Italy)
15	New Zealand (2000: vs Tonga)
15	Scotland (2004: vs Japan)
15	New Zealand (2005: vs Fiji)
15	Romania (19/3/2005: vs Ukraine)
15	South Africa (2007: vs Namibia)
15	New Zealand (2008: vs Samoa)
15	Japan (15/5/2010: vs Kazakstan)
14	Argentina (12/10/1961: vs Brazil)
14	Romania (16/4/1978: vs Spain)
14	Argentina (7/10/1989: vs Paragauy)
14	New Zealand (1997: vs Argentina)
14	Thailand (1998: vs India)
14	New Zealand (1999: vs Italy)
14	Georgia (3/2/2002: vs Netherlands)
14	Wales (2004: vs Japan)
14	Tonga (8/7/2006: vs Cook Islands)
13	England (1881: vs Wales)
13	South Africa (1907: vs France)
13	Argentina (16/10/1971: vs Paraguay)
13	New Zealand (1993: vs USA)
13	France (1924: vs Romania)
13	Romania (1976: vs Bulgaria)
13	Argentina (25/10/1977: vs Brazil)
13	Australia (1987: vs South Korea)
13	France (1987: vs Zimbabwe)
13	Samoa (8/4/1990: vs Korea)
13	Scotland (1995: vs Ivory Coast)
13	Romania (1997: vs Belgium)
13	Singapore (1998: vs India)
13	Korea (1998: vs Taiwan)
13	Scotland (1998: vs Portugal)
13	Scotland (1998: vs Spain)
13	England (1999: vs Tonga)
13	Namibia (17/10/1999: vs Germany)
13	Ireland (2000: vs USA)
13	Australia (2001: vs Spain)
13	Japan (2002: vs South Korea)
13	Australia (2003: vs Romania)
13	New Zealand (2003: vs Tonga)
13	Tonga (24/6/2006: vs Cook Islands)
13	USA (1/7/2006: vs Barbados)
13	Italy (2006: vs Portugal)
13	Tonga beat Korea (10/2/2007, Auckland)
13	Australia beat Japan (2007, Lyon)
13	France beat Namibia (2007, Toulouse)
13	New Zealand beat Romania (2007, Toulouse)
13	Samoa beat Papua New Guiney (18/7/2009)
13	New Zealand (16/9/2011: vs Japan)
12	Scotland (1887: vs Wales)
12	Fiji (1963: vs Samoa)
12	New Zealand (1987: vs Italy)
12	New Zealand (1987: vs Fiji)
12	Australia (1990: vs USA)
12	South Africa 1997: vs Tonga 2003: vs Uruguay 22/9/2011: vs Namibia - RWC
12	Australia 1991: vs Wales 2005: vs Samoa
12	Argentina (11/10/1969: vs Chile)
12	Argentina vs Brazil 12/10/1971 27/9/1975
12	Argentina vs Paraguay 29/10/1977 13/9/1997
12	Romania (1998: vs Poland)
12	Tonga (1999: vs Korea)
12	France (2001: vs Fiji)
12	Tonga 2002: vs Papua New Guinea 2003: vs Korea 2006: vs Cook Islands
12	England 2003: vs Georgia 2004: vs Canada
12	Namibia 2006: vs Kenya 2007: vs Zambia
12	Wales: 2011: vs Namibia