Australia - Statistics

Founded: 1899
Chairman: Peter McGrath
CEO: John O'Neill
Address: PO Box 188, North Sydney 2060, New South Wales
Website: www.rugby.com.au
Coach: Robbie Deans
Assistant Coaches: Jim Williams, Michael Foley
Manager: Dr. Brett Robinson
Office Contact:Maeve Moriarty; e-mail: maeve.moriarty@rugby.com.au
Captains: David Pocock, Will Genia, Nathan Sharpe
Colours: Green and Gold
No. of clubs: 752
Coaches: 4282
Referees: 7,000
No. of players: 139,660
World Cup Champions: 1991, 1999; FINALISTS: 2003; BRONZE MEDALISTS: 2011.
Tri-Nations Champions: 2000, 2001, 2011

INDEX

1.Australian Test Teams and Pointscorers - 2012
2. Australian RWC Statistics - 2011
3. Players Test Statistics - 2012
4.Australian Statistics in Non-Tests - 2010-2011
5.Australian Barbarians Statistics - 2010
6. Match Results - 2007-2012
7. Match Summary - 2000-2012
8. World Cup Results - 1987-2011
9. Summary World Cup - 1987-2011
10.Australia's Overall Test Record Against all Countries
11.Players Test Profiles
12. Australian International Records

Pld = Matches Played
PF = Points For
PA = Points Against
PD = Points Difference
TF = Tries For
TA = Tries Against
t = tries;
c = conversions
d = dropped goals
p = penalties;
pt = penalty tries

1. AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAMS and POINT SCORERS - 2012

Date>

05/06

09/06

16/06

23/06

18/08

25/08

08/09

15/09

29/09

06/10

20/10

10/11

17/11

24/11

01/12

Opponents>

Scot

Wal

Wal

Wal

NZ

NZ

SA

Arg

SA

Arg

NZ

France

Eng

Italy

Wal

Venue>

Newc

Bris

Mel

Durban

Syd

Auck

Perth

GCoast

Preto

Rosa

Bris

Paris

Lond

Florence

Card

Halftime>

3-6

10-3

13-7

12-9

10-18

0-9

6-13

3-6

3-14

15-9

12-6

6-16

11-14

22-6

9-6

Result>

6-9

27-19

25-23

20-19

19-27

0-22

26-19

23-19

8-31

25-19

18-18

6-33

20-14

22-19

14-12

Tries>

0-0

3-1

1-2

1-1

1-2

0-1

2-1

2-2

1-5

1-1

0-0

0-3

1-1

1-0

1-0

League Points>

-

-

-

-

0-4

0-4

4-1

4-1

0-5

4-1

-

-

-

-

-

Cup>

-

James
Bevan

James
Bevan

James
Bevan

Bledis
loe

Beldis
loe

Man
dela

-

Man
dela

-

Beldis
loe

-

Cook
Cup

-

James
Bevan

Name......................

Test

-

-

-

RC

RC

RC

RC

RC

RC

-

Test

-

Test

-

Luke Morahan
(Queens: uncapped)

15

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Joe Tomane
(ACT: uncapped)

14

Injur

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Anthony Fainga'a
(Queens: 13 tests)

13

21
(r14)

21
(r14)

22
(r12)

12

21
(r13)

22
(r15)

21
(r15)

22
(bl-12
con11
r15)

-

-

-

-

-

-

Mike Harris
(Queens: uncapped)

12
(2p)

22

22(r10
/1p)

-

-

-

21
(r12)

-

21
(r13/
1t)

15
(1c6p)

15
(5p)

15
(2p)

22

22

22
(r12)

Digby Ioane
(Queens: 21 tests)

11

11

11

11

11

11

11

11
(1t)

11
(con/
injur)

11
(1t)

-

-

14
(s-o)

23 (r14/
YEL)

23
(r14)

Berrick Barnes
(NSW: 37 tests)

10

10
(3cdp)

10(c5p
/s-o)

10
(5p)

10
(1c4p)

12

12(2c4p
/s-o)

15 (2c2p
/s-o)

15
(injur)

-

-

23
(r15)

15
(4pd)

15
(1c3p)

15

Will Genia
(Queens: 34 tests)

9

9
(1t)

9

9

9

9
(c)

9
(c/injur)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Scott Higginbotham
(Queens: 11 tests)

8

6
(1t)

6

6
(s-o)

8

8
(s-o)

18 (r8/
1t)

18
(r8)

-

19
(r4)

6

-

-

6
(s-o)

6
(s-o)

David Pocock
(WForce: 40 tests)

7
(c)

7
(c)

7
(c)

7
(c)

7
(c)

Injur

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

7

Dave Dennis
(NSW: uncapped)

6
(s-o)

18
(r5)

18
(r4)

19
(r6)

6
(s-o)

6
(s-o)

6

6
(s-o)

6

18
(r8)

19
(r8)

6
(s-o)

6
(s-o)

19
(r6)

19
(r4)

Nathan Sharpe
(WForce: 101 tests)

5

5
(s-o)

5

5

5
(1t)

5

5

5
(c)

5
(c)

5
(c)

5
(c)

5
(c/s-o)

5
(c)

5
(c)

5
(c)

Sitaleki Timani
(NSW: 1 tests)

4
(s-o)

-

-

4
-

4 (bl/
con)

4

4
(s-o)

-

-

6
(s-o)

4
(s-o)

-

4

4

-

Dave Palmer
(ACT: uncapped)

3

-

-

-
-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Stephen Moore
(ACT: 66 tests)

2

16
(r2)

16
(r2)

16
(r2)

16
(r2)

2
(s-o)

Injur

-

-

-

-

16
(r2)

16
(r2)

2

16
(r2)

James Slipper
(Queens: 22 tests)

1
(s-o)

-

-

-
-

17
(r1)

17
(r1)

17
(r1)

17
(r1)

17
(r1/
YEL)

1
(s-o)

3
(s-o)

17
(r1)

17
(r3)

17
(r3)

17
(r3)

Saia Fainga'a
(Queens: 16 tests)

16

-

-

-

-

16
(r2)

16
(r2)

16

16

16

-

-

-

-

-

Ben Alexander
(ACT: 36 tests)

17
(r1)

17
(r1)

17
(r1)

17
(r3)

-

3

3 (1t
/s-o)

3

3
(injur)

3

-

-

3
(s-o)

3
(s-o)

3
(s-o)

Rob Simmons
(Queens: 16 tests)

18
(r-4)

4

4
(s-o)

18
(r4)

18(bl-4
/con4)

-

-

-

18
(r4)

-

-

19
(r5)

-

-

-

Michael Hooper
(ACT: uncapped)

19
(r-6)

19
(r8)

19
(r8)

-
-

20

7

7

7

7

7

7
(YEL)

7

7

7

20
(r6)

Nick Phipps
(Rebels: 3 tests)

20

-

-

-
-

21

20

20
(r9)

9

9

9
(s-o)

9
(s-o)

9

9

21
(r9)

9

Pat McCabe
(ACT: 11 tests)

21

12
(1t)

12

12
(s-o)

-

-

-

12
(1t)

12
(bl)

12

12

12

-

-

-

Adam Ashley-Cooper
(NSW: 64 tests)

22

15

15

14

14

15

13

13

13
(injur)

-

11

14

13

13

13

Rob Horne
(NSW: 9 tests)

-
-

13

13
(1t)

13
(1t)

13

13
(s-o)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Wycliff Palu
(NSW: 38 tests)

-
-

8
(s-o)

8
(s-o)

8

-

-

-

-

-

-

8
(s-o)

8
(s-o)

8

8

8

Sekope Kepu
(NSW: 14 tests)

-
-

3

3

3
(s-o)

3

-

-

-

-

-

17
(r3)

3
(s-o)

18
(r1)

18
(r1)

18
(r1)

Tatafu Polota-Nau
(NSW: 32 tests)

-
-

2
(s-o)

2
(s-o)

2
(s-o)

2
(s-o)

-

2
(s-o)

2

2

2

2
(s-o)

2
(s-o)

2
(s-o)

-

2
(s-o)

Benn Robinson
(NSW: 42 tests)

-
-

1
(s-o)

1
(s-o)

1

1
(s-o)

1
(s-o)

1 (s-o
/r3)

1
(s-o)

1
(s-o)

17
(r1)

1

1
(s-o)

1
(s-o)

1
(s-o)

1
(s-o)

Nic White
(ACT: uncapped)

-

20

20

21

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Cooper Vuna
(Rebels: uncapped)

-

14
(s-o)

14
(s-o)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Kurtley Beale
(Rebels:  24 tests)

-

-

-

15

15

22
(r14)

15
(s-o)

22 (bl-14
/r14-1p)

10
(1p)

10

10
(1p)

10

10

10
(2p)

10
(1t3p)

Radike Samo
(Queens:  15 tests)

-

-

-

-

19
(r6)

18
(r8)

8

8
(s-o)

8
(injur)

8
(s-o)

-

20
(r8)

19

-

-

Drew Mitchell
(NSW:  58 tests)

-

-

-

-

22

14
(s-o)

-

-

-

-

22
(r14)

-

23
(r14)

11

11

Quade Cooper
(Queens: 35  tests)

-

-

-

-

-

10

10

10

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Liam Gill
(Queens: uncapped)

-

-

-

-

-

19
(r6)

19
(r4)

19
(r6)

19
(r8)

19
(r6)

20
(r18)

21
(r6)

20
(r6)

20

-

Dominic Shipperley
(Queens: uncapped)

-

-

-

-

-

-

14

14 (bl/
s-o)

14

22

-

-

-

-

-

Kane Douglas
(NSW: uncapped)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

4

4
(s-o)

4
(injur)

18 (r4
/s-o)

4

-

-

4
(s-o)

Brett Sheehan
(NSW:  3 tests)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

20

20
(r11)

20
(r9/
YEL)

21
(r9)

22

21

9
(s-o)

-

Nick Cummins
(WForce: uncapped)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

14

14
(s-o)

11

11
(1t)

14 (1t
/s-o)

14
(s-o)

Ben Tapuai
(Queens: 1 test)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

13

13

13

12

12

12
(s-o)

James Hanson
(Queens: uncapped)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

16
(r2)

-

-

16

-

Paddy Ryan
(NSW: uncapped)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

18
(r3)

-

-

-

Brendan McKibbin
(NSW: uncapped)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

21

REFEREE>>>

Jaco
Pey-
per
(SA)

Craig
Jou-
bert
(SA)

Chris
Pol-
lock
(NZ)

Craig
Jou-
bert
(SA)

Alain
Rol-
land
(Ire)

Nigel
Owens
(Wal)

Nigel
Owens
(Wal)

George
Clancy
(Ire)

Alain
Rol-
land
(Ire)

Craig
Jou-
bert
(SA)

Craig
Jou-
bert
(SA)

Nigel
Owens
(Wal)

Ro-
main
Poite
(Fr)

Lourens
van der
Merwe
(SA)

Wayne
Barnes
(Eng)

Ire - Ireland; Wal - Wales; Ton - Tonga; NZ - New Zealand; Aus - Australia; Fr - France; Eng - England; Nam - Namibia;
SA - South Africa; Sam - Samoa; USA - United States of America; Scot - Scotland; Rus - Russia; RC - Rugby Championship
ca - Captain; r - Replacement for; s-o: sub off; inj - Injured; bl - blood; YEL - Yellow Card; R - Red Card;
EoY - End of the Year Tour; Bled - Bledisloe; RC - Rugby Championship; Man - Mandela Plate; con - concussion

1. PLAYERS OVERALL TEST STATISTICS - 2012
Most Points in 2011: 89 - James O'Connor
Most Tries in 2011: 6 - Adam Ashley-Cooper

Points

T

C

P

D

Total

Berrick Barnes

0

10

28

2

110

Mike Harris

1

1

16

0

55

Kurtley Beale

1

0

8

0

29

Nick Cummins

2

0

0

0

10

Scott Higginbotham

2

0

0

0

10

Rob Horne

2

0

0

0

10

Digby Ioane

2

0

0

0

10

Pat McCabe

2

0

0

0

10

Ben Alexander

1

0

0

0

5

Will Genia

1

0

0

0

5

Nathan Sharpe

1

0

0

0

5

-

0

0

0

0

0

T - Tries scoredC - Conversions
P - Penalties
D - Drop goals

2. PLAYERS RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS - 2012
Most Points in 2011: 28 - James O'Connor.
Most Tries in 2011: 2 - Digby Ioane

Points

T

C

P

D

Total

Berrick Barnes

0

5

10

0

40

Mike Harris

1

1

6

0

25

Digby Ioane

2

0

0

0

10

Kurtley Beale

0

0

2

0

6

Ben Alexander

1

0

0

0

5

Scott Higginbotham

1

0

0

0

5

Nathan Sharpe

1

0

0

0

5

Pat McCabe

1

0

0

0

5

-

0

0

0

0

0

T - Tries scored
C - Conversions
P - Penalties
D - Drop goals

3. AUSTRALIAN RWC STATISTICS - 2011

Points

T

C

P

D

Total

James O'Connor

1

13

7

0

52

Berrick Barnes

3

4

0

1

26

Adam Ashley-Cooper

5

0

0

0

25

Drew Mitchell

3

0

0

0

15

Quade Cooper

0

2

2

1

13

Anthony Faingaa

2

0

0

0

10

Ben McCalman

2

0

0

0

10

David Pocock

2

0

0

0

10

Ben Alexander

1

0

0

0

5

Kurtley Beale

1

0

0

0

5

Rocky Elsom

1

0

0

0

5

Rob Horne

1

0

0

0

5

James Horwill

1

0

0

0

5

Digby Ioane

1

0

0

0

5

Salesi Ma'afu

1

0

0

0

5

Pat McCabe

1

0

0

0

5

Stephen Moore

1

0

0

0

5

Radike Samo

1

0

0

0

5

T - Tries scored
C - Conversions
P - Penalties
D - Drop goals

5. AUSTRALIAN STATISTICS IN NON-TESTS - 2010-2011
Most Points in 2009: 20/4t - Drew Mitchell

Points

T

C

P

D

Total

Results

Berrick Barnes

0

2

5

1

22

Date

Opponent

Venue

Score

Tries

James O'Connor

0

7

1

1

20

9/11/2010

Leicester

Leicester

26-15

2-1

Lachie Turner

3

0

0

0

15

16/11/2010

Munster

Limerick

6-15

0-0

James Horwill

2

0

0

0

10

26/11/2011

Barbarians

London

60-11

8-1

Digby Ioane

2

0

0

0

10

Scott Higginbotham

1

0

0

0

5

Rob Horne

1

0

0

0

5

Radike Samo

1

0

0

0

5

T - Tries scored
C - Conversions
P - Penalties
D - Drop goals

6. AUSTRALIAN BARBARIANS - 2010

Points

T

C

P

D

Total

Results

James O'Connor

3

2

1

0

22

Date

Opponent

Venue

Score

Tries

Berrick Barnes

0

0

5

0

15

8/6/2010

England

Perth

28-28

3-3

T - Tries scored
C - Conversions
P - Penalties
D - Drop goals

15/6/2010

England

Gosford

9-15

0-0

7. MATCH RESULTS - 2007-2012

Date

Opponent

Venue

Competition

H/Time

Result

Tries

League pts

2012

2/6/2012

Scotland

Ausgrid Stadium, Newcastle

June International

3-6

6-9

0-0

-

9/6/2012

Wales

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

James Bevan

10-3

27-19

3-1

-

16/6/2012

Wales

AAMI Park, Melbourne

James Bevan

13-7

25-23

1-2

-

23/6/2012

Wales

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

James Bevan

12-9

20-19

1-1

-

18/8/2012

New Zealand

ANZ Stadium, Sydney

Rugby Champ/Bledisloe

10-18

19-27

1-2

0

25/8/2012

New Zealand

Eden Park, Auckland:

Rugby Champ/Bledisloe

0-9

0-22

0-1

0

8/9/2012

South Africa

Subiaco Oval, Perth

Rugby ChampMandela

6-13

26-19

2-1

4

15/9/2012

Argentina

Skilled Park, Gold Coast

Rugby Championship

3-6

23-19

2-2

4

29/9/2012

South Africa

Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

Rugby Champ/Mandela

3-14

8-31

1-5

0

6/10/2012

Argentina

Gigante de Arroyita Ground, Rosario

Rugby Championship

15-9

25-19

1-1

4

20/10/2012

New Zealand

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

Bledisloe

12-6

18-18

0-0

-

10/11/2012

France

Stade de France, Paris

End-of-the-Year-1

6-16

6-33

0-3

-

17/11/2012

England

Twickenham, London: 14:30

End-of-the-Year-2

11-14

20-14

1-1

-

24/11/2012

Italy

Florence

End-of-the-Year-3

22-6

22-19

1-1

-

1/12/2012

Wales

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

End-of-the-Year-4
James Bevan

9-6

14-12

1-0

-

2011

17/7/2011

Samoa

ANZ Stadium, Sydney:

Test

0-0

23-32

2-4

-

23/7/2011

South Africa

ANZ Stadium, Sydney:

3Nations/Mandela

15-6

39-20

5-2

5

6/8/2011

New Zealand

Eden Park, Auckland:

3Nations/Bledisloe

0-17

14-30

2-3

0

13/8/2011

South Africa

King's Park, Durban:

3Nations/Mandela

0-6

14-9

1-0

4

27/8/2011

New Zealand

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane:

3Nations/Bledisloe

20-3

25-20

3-2

4

26/11/2011

Barbarians

Twickenham, London

Non-test

18-3

60-11

8-1

-

3/12/2011

Wales

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

James Bevan/EoY-1

3-6

24-18

3-2

-

2010

5/6/2010

Fiji

Canberra

Test

14-3

49-3

7-0

-

12/6/2010

England

Perth

1st Test/Cook

14-0

27-17

3-2

-

19/6/2010

England

Sydney

2nd Test/Cook

13-15

20-21

2-2

-

26/6/2010

Ireland

Brisbane

Test/Lansdowne

16-15

22-15

2-0

-

24/7/2010

South Africa

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

3Nations/Mandela1

17-3

30-13

2-2

4

31/7/2010

New Zealand

Melbourne

3-Nations/Bledisloe1

14-32

28-49

3-7

0

7/8/2010

New Zealand

AMI Stadium, Christchurch

3-Nations/Bledisloe2

10-17

10-20

1-2

1

28/8/2010

South Africa

Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

3-Nations/Mandela2

28-24

31-44

4-5

0

4/9/2010

South Africa

Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein

3-Nations/Mandela3

31-13

41-39

5-3

5

11/9/2010

New Zealand

ANZ Stadium, Sydney

3-Nations/Bledisloe3

14-6

22-23

2-2

1

30/10/2010

New Zealand

Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong

Bledisloe4

12-17

26-24

4-3

-

6/11/2010

Wales

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff: 14:30

Test

7-6

25-16

3-1

-

9/11/2010

Leicester

Welford Road, Leicester

Non-Test

13-12

26-15

2-1

Non-Test

13/11/2010

England

Twickenham, London: 14:30

Cook Cup Test

6-16

18-35

2-2

-

16/11/2010

Munster

Thomond Park, Limerick

Non-Test

6-6

6-15

0-0

Non-Test

20/11/2010

Italy

Firenze

Test

13-9

32-14

2-1

-

27/11/2010

France

Stade de France, Paris

Test

13-13

59-16

7-1

-

2009

6/6/2009

Barbarians

Sydney Footbal Stadium, Sydney

Non-Test

20-7

55-7

8-1

-

13/6/2009

Italy

Canberra Stadium, Canberra

1st Test

17-3

31-8

5-1

-

20/6/2009

Italy

Etihad Stadium, Melbourne

2nd Test

20-6

34-12

5-0

-

27/6/2009

France

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Test

10-3

22-6

1-0

-

18/7/2009

New Zealand

Eden Park, Auckland

3-Nations/Bledisloe1

13-10

16-22

1-1

1

8/8/2009

South Africa

Newlands, Cape Town

3Nations/Mandela1

10-23

17-29

2-1

0

22/8/2009

New Zealand

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

3-Nations/Bledisloe2

12-3

18-19

0-1

1

29/8/2009

South Africa

Subiaco Oval, Perth

3Nations/Mandela2

6-22

25-32

3-4

1

5/9/2009

South Africa

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

3Nations/Mandela3

9-6

21-6

2-0

4

19/9/2009

New Zealand

WestPac Stadium, Wellington

3-Nations/Bledisloe3

6-16

6-33

0-3

0

31/10/2009

New Zealand

National Stadium, Tokyo

Bledisloe4-EoY-1

16-13

19-32

1-2

-

3/11/2009

Gloucester

Kingsholm, Gloucester

Mid-week

17-5

36-5

5-1

Non-Test

7/11/2009

England

Twickenham, London

End-of-the-Year-2

5-9

18-9

2-0

-

15/11/2009

Ireland

Croke Park, Dublin

Lansdowne Cup-EoY-3

10-6

20-20

2-2

-

22/11/2009

Scotland

Murrayfield, Edinburgh

End-of-the-Year-4

3-3

8-9

1-0

-

24/11/2009

Cardiff Blues

Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff

Mid-week

17-3

31-3

4-0

Non-Test

28/11/2009

Wales

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

End-of-the-Year-5

23-12

33-12

4-0

-

2008

14/6/2008

Ireland

Telstra Dome, Melbourne: 12:05

Test

15-7

18-12

2-2

-

28/6/2008

France

ANZ Stadium, Sydney: 12:05

1st Des Bicentenaries

10-6

34-13

4-1

-

5/7/2008

France

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane: 12:05

2nd Des Bicentenaries

19-3

40-10

4-1

-

19/7/2008

South Africa

Subiaco Oval, Perth: 12:05

Tri-Nations/Mandela

5-3

16-9

2-0

4

26/7/2008

New Zealand

ANZ Stadium, Sydney: 12:05

Tri-Nations/Bledisloe

17-12

34-19

4-3

5

2/8/2008

New Zealand

Eden Park, Auckland: 09:35

Tri-Nations/Bledisloe

10-21

10-39

1-4

0

23/8/2008

South Africa

Absa Stadium, Durban: 15:00

Tri-Nations/Mandela

10-0

27-15

3-2

4

30/8/2008

South Africa

Ellis Park, Johannesburg: 15:00

Tri-Nations/Mandela

3-27

8-53

1-8

0

13/9/2008

New Zealand

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane: 12:05

Tri-Nations/Bledisloe

10-7

24-28

3-4

1

1/11/2008

New Zealand

So Kon Po Stadium, Hong Kong: 10:30

Bledisloe/EoY-1

14-9

14-19

2-2

-

8/11/2008

Italy

Stadio Flaminio, Rome

End-of-the-Year-2

14-14

30-20

2-1

-

15/11/2008

England

Twickenham, London

Cook/EoY-3

12-11

28-14

1-1

-

22/11/2008

France

Paris

3rd Des Bicentenaries/EoY-4

10-7

18-13

2-1

-

29/11/2008

Wales

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

James Bevan/EoY-5

10-15

18-21

2-2

-

3/12/2008

Barbarians

Twickenham, London

End-of-the-Year-6

13-6

18-11

2-1

Non-Test

2007

26/5/2007

Wales

Sydney

James Bevan-1

12-17

29-23

4-2

-

2/6/2007

Wales

Brisbane

James Bevan-2

6-0

31-0

3-0

-

9/6/2007

Fiji

Perth

Test

30-0

49-0

8-0

-

16/6/2007

South Africa

Cape Town

Tri-Nations/Mandela

16-10

19-22

1-1

1

30/6/2007

New Zealand

Melbourne

Tri-Nations/Bledisloe

6-15

20-15

2-2

4

7/7/2007

South Africa

Sydney

Tri-Nations/Mandela

10-17

25-17

3-2

4

21/7/2007

New Zealand

Auckland

Tri-Nations/Bledisloe

9-12

12-26

0-1

0

8. TEST MATCH SUMMARY - 2000-2012

Played

Won

Lost

Draw

Pts F

Pts A

PD

Tries F

Tries A

2012

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Scotland

1

0

1

0

6

9

-3

0

0

Wales: James Bevan

4

4

0

0

86

73

13

6

4

New Zealand (Bledisloe)

1

0

0

1

18

18

0

0

0

France

1

0

1

0

6

33

-27

0

3

England

1

1

0

0

20

14

6

1

1

Italy

1

1

0

0

22

19

3

1

1

Total

9

6

2

1

158

166

-8

8

9

Rugby Championship

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

vs Argentina

2

2

0

0

48

38

10

3

3

vs New Zealand (Bledisloe)

2

0

2

0

19

49

-30

1

4

vs South Africa (Mandela)

2

1

1

0

34

50

-16

3

6

Rugby Championship TOTAL

6

3

3

0

101

137

-36

7

13

TOTAL: 2012

14

8

5

1

237

284

-47

15

22

2011

13

9

4

0

350

224

126

44

20

2010

15

9

6

0

440

349

91

51

33

2009

14

6

7

1

288

249

39

29

16

2008

14

9

5

0

319

285

34

33

32

2007

12

9

3

0

410

156

254

52

12

2006

13

7

5

1

351

240

111

40

22

2005

13

5

8

0

386

302

84

52

28

2004

12

9

3

0

325

217

108

40

19

2003

14

9

5

0

523

235

288

64

22

2002

10

6

4

0

242

187

55

24

16

2001

11

6

4

1

299

199

100

28

16

2000

10

8

2

0

300

184

116

31

14

TOTAL

166

101

61

5

4492

3130

1362

503

272

9. WORLD CUP RESULTS - 1987-2011

Date

Opponent

Venue

Result

Tries

1987

New Zealand and Australia

23/5/1987

England

Concord Oval, Sydney

19-6

2-1

31/5/1987

USA

Ballymore, Brisbane

47-12

8-1

3/6/1987

Japan

Concord Oval, Sydney

42-23

8-3

7/6/1987

Ireland

Concord Oval, Sydney - Quarter-final

33-15

4-2

13/6/1987

France

Concord Oval, Sydney - Semi-final

24-30

2-4

18/6/1987

Wales

Rotorua International Stadium - Third place playoff

21-22

2-3

1991

Britain and France

4/10/1991

Argentina

Stradey Park, Llanelli

32-19

5-2

9/10/1991

Samoa

Pontypool Park, Pontypool

9-3

0-0

12/10/1991

Wales

Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff

38-3

6-0

20/10/1991

Ireland

Lansdowne Road, Dublin - Quarter-final

19-18

3-1

27/10/1991

New Zealand

Lansdowne Road, Dublin - Semi-final

16-6

2-0

2/11/1991

England

Twickenham, London - FINAL

12-6

1-0

1995

South Africa

25/5/1995

South Africa

Newlands, Cape Town

18-27

2-2

31/5/1995

Canada

Boet Erasmus Stadium, Port Elizabeth

27-11

3-1

3/6/1995

Romania

Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch

42-3

6-0

11/6/1995

England

Newlands, Cape Town - Quarter-final

22-25

1-1

1999

Britain and France

3/10/1999

Romania

Ravenhill, Belfast

57-9

9-0

10/10/1999

Ireland

Lansdowne Road, Dublin

23-3

2-0

14/10/1999

USA

Thomond Park, Limerick

55-19

8-1

23/10/1999

Wales

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff - Quarter-final

24-9

3-0

30/10/1999

South Africa

Twickenham, London - Semi-final

27-21 (*)

0-0

6/11/1999

France

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff - FINAL

35-12

2-0

(*) - Won after extra time

2003

Australia

10/10/2003

Argentina

Telstra Stadium, Sydney

24-8

2-1

18/10/2003

Romania

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

90-8

13-1

25/10/2003

Namibia

Adelaide Stadium, Adelaide

142-0

22-0

1/11/2003

Ireland

Telstra Dome, Melbourne

17-16

1-1

8/11/2003

Scotland

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane - Quarter-final

33-16

3-1

15/11/2003

New Zealand

Telstra Stadium, Sydney - Semi-final

22-10

1-1

22/11/2003

England

Telstra Stadium, Sydney - FINAL

17-20

1-1

2007

Group B

France & Britain

8/9/2007

Japan

Lyon

91-3

13-0

15/9/2007

Wales

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

32-20

4-2

23/9/2007

Fiji

Montpellier

55-12

7-2

29/9/2007

Canada

Bordeaux

37-6

6-0

6/10/2007

England

Marseille: Quarter-final-1

10-12

1-0

2011

Group C

New Zealand & Local Kick-off Time

11/9/2011

Italy

North Harbour (15:30)

32-6

4-0

17/9/2011

Ireland

Eden Park, Auckland (20:30)

6-15

0-0

23/9/2011

USA

WestPac Stadium, Wellington (20:30)

67-5

11-1

01/10/2011

Russia

Nelson (15:30)

68-22

10-3

08/10/2011

South Africa

Regional Stadium, Wellington: Quarter-final-3 (18:00)

11-9

1-0

16/10/2011

New Zealand

Eden Park, Auckland: Semi-final-1 (21:00)

6-20

0-1

21/10/2011

Wales

Eden Park, Auckland: 3rd/4th PLAYOFF (20:30)

21-18

2-2

10. SUMMARY WORLD CUP - 1987-2011

Played

Won

Lost

Draw

Pts F

Pts A

Tries F

Tries A

1987

6

4

2

0

186

108

26

14

1991

6

6

0

0

126

55

17

3

1995

4

2

2

0

109

66

12

4

1999

6

6

0

0

221

73

24

1

2003

7

6

1

0

345

78

43

6

2007

5

4

1

0

225

53

31

4

2011

7

5

2

0

211

95

28

7

TOTAL

41

33

8

0

1423

528

181

39

11. AUSTRALIA'S OVERALL TEST RECORD AGAINST ALL COUNTRIES
(24/6/1899 to 3/12/2012)

(*) Opponents
&
Date of First match

Pld

Won

Lost

Drawn

PF

PA

Argentina: 27/9/1979

19

14

4

1

493

287

(+) British Isles: 24/6/1899

20

5

15

0

195

335

Canada: 15/6/1985

6

6

0

0

283

60

England: 9/1/1909

41

24

16

1

877

615

Fiji: 26/7/1952

19

16

2

1

546

221

France: 22/1/1928

42

23

17

2

870

737

Ireland: 12/11/1927

30

20

9

1

602

412

Italy: 22/10/1983

15

15

0

0

515

197

Japan: 2/8/1975

4

4

0

0

220

58

Korea: 17/5/1987

1

1

0

0

65

18

Namibia: 25/10/2003

1

1

0

0

142

0

New Zealand: 15/8/1903

146

41

99

6

1965

2859

New Zealand XV's: 1920-1928

24

6

18

0

257

459

NZ Maori: 24/6/1922

16

8

6

2

240

203

Pacific Islanders: 3/72004

1

1

0

0

29

14

Romania: 3/6/1995

3

3

0

0

189

20

Russia (1/10/2011)

1

1

0

0

68

22

Samoa: 9/10/1991

5

4

1

0

204

58

Scotland: 17/12/1927

27

18

9

0

650

315

South Africa: 8/7/1933

76

33

42

1

1337

1435

South Africa XV's 1920-1928

3

0

3

0

30

69

Spain: 1/11/2001

1

1

0

0

92

10

Tonga: 23/6/1973

4

3

1

0

167

42

United States of America: 16/11/1912

7

7

0

0

321

68

Wales: 12/12/1908

36

25

10

1

834

536

TOTAL

548

280

252

16

11192

9050

ratio (%)

51.09

45.99

2.92

(*) The above table refers to all matches where Test Caps have been awarded. It is important to note that there can be some differentiation between countries in terms of awarding caps. Some countries have awarded caps in games their opponents have not recognised as Tests. In Australia's case, some games NSW played against the All Blacks and the Springboks were counted as tests by Australia but not by New Zealand and South Africa.

(+) The British side of 1910, led by the Irish forward Tom Smyth, was the first team officially representative of the Four Home Unions.

12. PLAYERS TEST PROFILES

Name

State

Birthdate

Height

Weight

Position

Tests

Points

Tries

Ben Alexander

ACT

13/11/1984

1.89m

120kg

Prop

48

20

4

Adam Ashley-Cooper

NSW

27/3/1984

1.82m

98kg

Fullback/centre

77

115

23

Berrick Barnes

NSW

28/5/1986

1.83m

87kg

F-half/f-back/cent

50

200

8

Kurtley Beale

NSW

6/1/1989

1.84m

94kg

Utiliy back

36

80

10

Rodney Blake

Queens

29/4/1983

1.90m

130kg

Prop

7

5

1

Richard Brown

W.Force

28/8/1984

1.89m

106kg

Flank/No 8

23

5

1

Luke Burgess

NSW

20/8/1983

1.79m

89kg

Scrumhalf

37

5

1

Alister Campbell

ACT

17/7/1979

2.01m

111kg

Lock

4

0

0

Mitchell Chapman

ACT

15/3/1983

1.97m

110kg

Flank/lock

0

0

0

Mark Chisholm

ACT

18/9/1981

1.97m

112kg

Lock/flank

58

30

6

Quade Cooper

Queens

5/4/1988

1.86m

98kg

Flyhalf/centre

38

68

6

Pek Cowan

W.Force

2/6/1986

1.85m

116kg

Prop

5

0

0

Nick Cummins

W.Force

5/10/1987

1.89m

99kg