4.
TEST MATCH RESULTS - 2007-2013 |
Date |
Opponent |
Venue &
Kick-off Time |
Competition |
H/Time |
Result |
Tries |
League pts |
2013 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
2/2/2013 |
Scotland |
Twickenham, London: (16:00) |
Six Nations |
19-11 |
38-18 |
4-2 |
2 |
10/2/2013 |
Ireland |
Lansdowne Road, Dublin (15:00) |
Six Nations |
6-0 |
12-6 |
0-0 |
2 |
23/2/2013 |
France |
Twickenham, London: (17:00) |
Six Nations |
9-10 |
23-13 |
1-1 |
2 |
10/3/2013 |
Italy |
Twickenham, London: (15:00) |
Six Nations |
12-3 |
18-11 |
0-1 |
2 |
16/3/2013 |
Wales |
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
(17:00) |
Six Nations |
3-9 |
3-30 |
0-2 |
0 |
26/5/2013 |
Barbarians |
Twickenham, London |
Non-cap International |
16-0 |
40-12 |
5-2 |
- |
2/6/2013 |
Consur Nations XV |
Estadio Charrúa, Montevideo |
Friendly vs Argentina, Chile,
Brazil, Uruguay |
31-7 |
41-21 |
7-3 |
- |
8/6/2013 |
Argentina |
Estadio Maltearena, Salta |
June International |
25-3 |
32-3 |
4-0 |
- |
15/6/2013 |
Argentina |
Velez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires |
June International |
25-12 |
51-26 |
7-2 |
- |
/2013 |
- |
- |
- |
0-0 |
0-0 |
0-0 |
- |
2/11/2013 |
Australia |
Twickenham, London |
Cook Cup |
0-0 |
0-0 |
0-0 |
- |
9/11/2013 |
Argentina |
Twickenham, London |
Investic Challenge |
0-0 |
0-0 |
0-0 |
- |
16/11/2013 |
New Zealand |
Twickenham, London |
Hillary Shield |
0-0 |
0-0 |
0-0 |
- |
2012 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
4/2/2012 |
Scotland |
Murrayfield, Edinburgh: 17:00 |
Six Nations |
3-6 |
13-6 |
1-0 |
2 |
11/2/2012 |
Italy |
Stade Flamino, Rome: 17:00 |
Six Nations |
6-12 |
19-15 |
1-2 |
2 |
25/2/2012 |
Wales |
Twickenham, London: 16:00 |
Six Nations |
9-6 |
12-19 |
0-1 |
0 |
11/3/2012 |
France |
Stade de France, Paris: 14:00 |
Six Nations |
14-9 |
24-22 |
3-1 |
2 |
17/3/2012 |
Ireland |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
Six Nations |
9-6 |
30-9 |
2-0 |
2 |
27/5/2012 |
Barbarians |
Twickenham, London |
Non-test |
22-7 |
57-26 |
8-4 |
Non-test |
9/6/2012 |
South Africa |
King's Park, Durban: |
June International |
6-6 |
17-22 |
1-2 |
- |
13/6/2012 |
SA Barbarians - South |
GWK Park, Kimberley |
June Tour to South Africa |
25-14 |
54-26 |
8-4 |
Non-test |
16/6/2012 |
South Africa |
Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg: |
June International |
10-25 |
27-36 |
3-4 |
- |
19/6/2012 |
SA Barbarians - North |
Olën Park, Potchefstroom |
June Tour to South Africa |
31-10 |
57-31 |
8-4 |
- |
23/6/2012 |
South Africa |
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth: |
June International |
8-9 |
14-14 |
1-1 |
- |
10/11/2012 |
Fiji |
Twickenham, London |
End-of-the-Year-1 |
20-0 |
54-12 |
7-2 |
- |
17/11/2012 |
Australia |
Twickenham, London |
End-of-the-Year-2 |
14-11 |
14-20 |
1-1 |
- |
24/11/2012 |
South Africa |
Twickenham, London |
End-of-the-Year-3 |
6-9 |
15-16 |
0-1 |
- |
1/12/2012 |
New Zealand |
Twickenham, London |
End-of-the-Year-4 |
12-0 |
38-21 |
3-3 |
- |
2011 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
4/2/2011 |
Wales |
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff: 19:45 |
6-Nations |
13-6 |
26-19 |
2-1 |
2 |
12/2/2011 |
Italy |
Twickenham, London: 14:30 |
6-Nations |
31-6 |
59-13 |
8-1 |
2 |
26/2/2011 |
France |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
6-Nations |
9-9 |
17-9 |
1-0 |
2 |
13/3/2011 |
Scotland |
Twickenham, London: 15:00 |
6-Nations |
9-9 |
22-16 |
1-1 |
2 |
19/3/2011 |
Ireland |
Aviva Stadium, Dublin: 17:00 |
6-Nations |
3-17 |
8-24 |
1-2 |
0 |
6/8/2011 |
Wales |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
RWC Warm-up |
13-7 |
23-19 |
2-4 |
- |
13/8/2011 |
Wales |
Millennium Stadium, Wales: 17:00 |
RWC Warm-up |
6-6 |
9-19 |
0-1 |
- |
27/8/2011 |
Ireland |
Aviva Stadium, Dublin: 17:00 |
RWC Warm-up |
13-9 |
20-9 |
2-0 |
- |
2010 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
6/2/2010 |
Wales |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
6-Nations |
13-3 |
30-17 |
3-2 |
2 |
14/2/2010 |
Italy |
Stade de Flaminio, Rome: 15;30 |
6-Nations |
6-6 |
17-12 |
1-0 |
2 |
27/2/2010 |
Ireland |
Twickenham, London: 16:00 |
6-Nations |
6-8 |
16-20 |
1-3 |
0 |
13/3/2010 |
Scotland |
Murrayfield, Edinburgh: 17:00 |
6-Nations |
6-9 |
15-15 |
0-0 |
1 |
20/3/2010 |
France |
Stade de France, Paris: 20:45 |
6-Nations |
7-12 |
10-12 |
1-0 |
0 |
30/5/2010 |
Barbarians |
Twickenham, London |
Non-Test |
25-7 |
35-26 |
4-4 |
- |
8/6/2010 |
Australian Barbarians |
ME Bank Stadium, Perth |
Non-Test |
13-18 |
28-28 |
3-3 |
Non-Test |
12/6/2010 |
Australia |
ME Bank Stadium, Perth |
1st Test/Cook |
0-14 |
17-27 |
2-3 |
- |
19/6/2010 |
Australia |
ANZ Stadium, Sydney |
2nd Test/Cook |
15-13 |
21-20 |
2-2 |
- |
23/6/2010 |
NZ Maori |
McLean Park, Napier |
Non-Test |
28-17 |
28-35 |
3-4 |
Non-Test |
6/11/2010 |
New Zealand |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
Hillary Cup Test: 14:30 |
3-17 |
16-26 |
1-2 |
- |
13/11/2010 |
Australia |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
Cook Cup Test: 14:30 |
16-6 |
35-18 |
2-2 |
- |
20/11/2010 |
Samoa |
Twickenham, London: 14:30 |
Test |
6-3 |
26-13 |
2-2 |
- |
27/11/2010 |
South Africa |
Twickenham, London: 14:30 |
Test |
6-6 |
11-21 |
1-2 |
- |
2009 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
7/2/2009 |
Italy |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
6-Nations |
22-6 |
36-11 |
5-1 |
2 |
14/2/2009 |
Wales |
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff: 19:30 |
6-Nations |
8-9 |
15-23 |
2-1 |
0 |
28/2/2009 |
Ireland |
Croke Park, Dublin: 19:30 |
6-Nations |
3-3 |
13-14 |
1-1 |
0 |
14/3/2009 |
France |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
6-Nations |
29-0 |
34-10 |
5-2 |
2 |
21/3/2008 |
Scotland |
Twickenham, London: 17:30 |
6-Nations |
15-3 |
26-12 |
3-0 |
2 |
6/6/2009 |
Argentina |
Old Trafford, Manchester |
Test |
- |
37-15 |
3-0 |
- |
13/6/2009 |
Argentina |
Estadio Padre Ernesto Martearena, Salta |
Test |
3-14 |
22-24 |
1-2 |
- |
7/11/2009 |
Australia |
Twickenham, London |
End of the Year-1 |
9-5 |
9-18 |
0-2 |
- |
14/11/2009 |
Argentina |
Twickenham, London |
End of the Year-2 |
9-9 |
16-9 |
1-0 |
- |
21/11/2009 |
New Zealand |
Twickenham, London |
End of the Year-3 |
6-6 |
6-19 |
0-1 |
- |
2008 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
2/2/2008 |
Wales |
Twickenham: 18:30 |
6-Nations |
16-6 |
19-26 |
1-2 |
0 |
10/2/2008 |
Italy |
Stadio Flaminio: 16:30 |
6-Nations |
20-6 |
23-19 |
2-1 |
2 |
23/2/2008 |
France |
Stade de France: 22:00 |
6-Nations |
13-10 |
24-13 |
2-1 |
2 |
8/3/2008 |
Scotland |
Murrayfield: 17:15 |
6-Nations |
3-9 |
9-15 |
0-0 |
0 |
15/3/2008 |
Ireland |
Twickenham: 17:00 |
6-Nations |
13-10 |
33-10 |
3-1 |
2 |
31/5/2008 |
Barbarians |
Twickenham |
Friendly |
- |
17-14 |
2-2 |
- |
14/6/2008 |
New Zealand |
Eden Park, Auckland: 09:35 |
1st Test |
13-23 |
20-37 |
2-4 |
- |
21/6/2008 |
New Zealand |
AMI Stadium, Christchurch: 09:35 |
2nd Test |
0-20 |
12-44 |
2-5 |
- |
8/11/2008 |
Pacific Islands |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
End-of-The-Year-1 |
20-10 |
39-13 |
5-1 |
- |
15/11/2008 |
Australia |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
Cook/End-of-The-Year-2 |
11-12 |
14-28 |
1-1 |
- |
22/11/2008 |
South Africa |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
End-of-The-Year-3 |
6-20 |
6-42 |
0-5 |
- |
29/11/2008 |
New Zealand |
Twickenham, London: 17:00 |
Hillary/End-of-The-Year-4 |
3-12 |
6-32 |
0-3 |
- |
2007 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
3/2/2007 |
Scotland |
Twickenham |
6-Nations |
16-10 |
42-20 |
4-2 |
2 |
10/2/2007 |
Italy |
Twickenham |
6-Nations |
14-0 |
20-7 |
1-1 |
2 |
24/2/2007 |
Ireland |
Croke Park, Dublin |
6-Nations |
13-23 |
13-43 |
1-4 |
0 |
11/3/2007 |
France |
Twickenham |
6-Nations |
9-12 |
26-18 |
2-0 |
2 |
17/3/2007 |
Wales |
Millennium Stadium |
6-Nations |
15-18 |
18-27 |
2-2 |
0 |
26/5/2007 |
South Africa |
Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein |
1st Test |
3-30 |
10-58 |
1-7 |
- |
2/6/2007 |
South Africa |
Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria |
2nd Test |
19-17 |
22-55 |
1-8 |
- |
4/8/2007 |
Wales |
Twickenham, London |
Test |
22-0 |
62-5 |
9-1 |
- |
11/8/2007 |
France |
Twickenham, London |
1st Test |
12-11 |
15-21 |
0-2 |
- |
18/8/2007 |
France |
Marseille |
2nd Test |
- |
9-22 |
0-1 |
- |
6.
WORLD CUP RESULTS - 1987-2011 |
Date |
Opponent |
Venue |
Result |
Tries |
1987 |
|
New Zealand and
Australia |
|
|
23/5/1987 |
Australia |
Concord Oval, Sydney |
6-19 |
1-2 |
30/5/1987 |
Japan |
Concord Oval, Sydney |
60-7 |
10-1 |
3/6/1987 |
USA |
Concord Oval, Sydney |
34-6 |
4-1 |
8/6/1987 |
Wales |
Ballymore, Brisbane - Quarter-final |
3-16 |
0-3 |
1991 |
|
Britain and France |
|
|
3/10/1991 |
New Zealand |
Twickenham, London |
12-18 |
0-1 |
8/10/1991 |
Italy |
Twickenham, London |
36-6 |
4-1 |
11/10/1991 |
USA |
Twickenham, London |
37-9 |
5-1 |
19/10/1991 |
France |
Twickenham, London - Quarter-final |
19-10 |
2-1 |
26/10/1991 |
Scotland |
Murrayfield, Edinburgh - Semi-final |
9-6 |
0-0 |
2/11/1991 |
Australia |
Twickenham, London - FINAL |
6-12 |
0-1 |
1995 |
|
South Africa |
|
|
27/5/1995 |
Argentina |
King's Park, Durban |
24-18 |
0-2 |
31/5/1995 |
Italy |
King's Park, Durban |
27-20 |
2-2 |
4/6/1995 |
Samoa |
King's Park, Durban |
44-22 |
4-3 |
11/6/1995 |
Australia |
Newlands, Cape Town - Quarter-final |
25-22 |
1-1 |
18/6/1995 |
New Zealand |
Newlands, Cape Town - Semi-final |
29-45 |
4-6 |
22/6/1995 |
France |
Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria - Third Place Play
off |
9-19 |
0-2 |
1999 |
|
Britain & France |
|
|
2/10/1999 |
Italy |
Twickenham, London |
67-7 |
8-1 |
9/10/1999 |
New Zealand |
Twickenham, London |
16-30 |
1-3 |
15/10/1999 |
Tonga |
Twickenham, London |
101-10 |
13-1 |
20/10/1999 |
Fiji |
Twickenham, London - Quarter-final Play-off |
45-24 |
4-3 |
24/10/1999 |
South Africa |
Stade de Francais, Paris - Quarter-final |
21-44 |
0-2 |
2003 |
|
Australia |
|
|
12/10/2003 |
Georgia |
Subiaco Oval, Perth |
84-6 |
12-0 |
18/10/2003 |
South Africa |
Subiaco Oval, Perth |
25-6 |
1-0 |
26/10/2003 |
Samoa |
Telstra Dome, Melbourne |
35-22 |
4-1 |
2/11/2003 |
Uruguay |
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane |
111-13 |
17-1 |
9/11/2003 |
Wales |
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane - Quarter-final |
28-17 |
1-3 |
16/11/2003 |
France |
Telstra Stadium, Sydney - Semi-final |
24-7 |
0-1 |
22/11/2003 |
Australia |
Telstra Stadium, Sydney - FINAL |
20-17 |
1-1 |
2007 |
Group A |
France & Britain |
|
|
8/9/2007 |
USA |
Lens |
28-10 |
3-1 |
14/9/2007 |
South Africa |
St. Denis |
0-36 |
0-3 |
22/9/2007 |
Samoa |
Nantes |
44-22 |
4-1 |
26/9/2007 |
Tonga |
Paris |
36-20 |
4-2 |
6/10/2007 |
Australia |
Marseille: Quarter-final-1 |
12-10 |
0-1 |
13/10/2007 |
France |
St. Denis: Semi-final-2 |
14-9 |
1-0 |
20/10/2007 |
South Africa |
St. Denis: FINAL |
6-15 |
0-0 |
2011 |
Group B |
New Zealand &
Local Kick-off Time |
|
|
10/9/2011 |
Argentina |
Otago Stadium, Dunedin (20:30) |
13-9 |
1-0 |
18/9/2011 |
Georgia |
Otago Stadium, Dunedin (18:00) |
41-10 |
6-1 |
24/9/2011 |
Romania |
Otago Stadium, Dunedin (18:00) |
67-3 |
10-0 |
1/10/2011 |
Scotland |
Eden Park, Auckland (20:30) |
16-12 |
1-0 |
08/10/2011 |
France |
Eden Park, Auckland: Quarter-final-2 (20:30) |
12-19 |
2-2 |
10.
TEST RECORDS |
Individual |
Most career Tests |
114 |
Jason Leonard (1990-2004) |
91 |
Jonny Wilkinson MBE (1998-2003; 2008-2011) |
85 |
Lawrence Dallaglio (1995-2007) |
85 |
Rory Underwood (1984-1996) |
84 |
Martin Johnson (1993-2003) |
78 |
Joe Worsley (1999-2011) |
76 |
Matt Dawson (1995-2006) |
75 |
Mike Catt (1994-2004; 2006-2007) |
74 |
Mike Tindall (2000-2011) |
73 |
Steve Thompson (2002-2006; 2011) |
73 |
Phil Vickery (1998-2009) |
72 |
Will Carling (1988-1997) |
71 |
Rob Andrew (1985-1997) |
71 |
Richard Hill (1997-2004) |
71 |
Lewis Moody (2001-2010) |
71 |
Simon Shaw MBE (1996-2011) |
69 |
Danny Grewcock (1997-2007) |
66 |
Neil Back (1994-2005) |
65 |
Jeremy Guscott (1989-1999) |
64 |
Martin Corry (2000-2007) |
64 |
Brian Moore (1987-1995) |
62 |
Ben Kay (2001-2009) |
58 |
Steve Borthwick (2001-2010) |
58 |
Peter Winterbottom (1982-1993) |
57 |
Ben Cohen (2000-2006) |
57 |
Toby Flood (2006-2013) |
56 |
Wade Dooley (1985-1993) |
55 |
Mark Cueto (2004-2011) |
55 |
Will Greenwood (1997-2005) |
55 |
Josh Lewsey (1998-2007) |
54 |
Graham Rowntree (1995-2006) |
51 |
Kyran Bracken (1993-2003) |
51 |
Austin Healey (1997-2003) |
51 |
Jason Robinson (2001-2007) |
51 |
Julian White (2000-2009) |
50 |
James Haskell (2007-2013) |
Most Consecutive
Tests |
44 |
Will Carling (1989-1995) |
40 |
Jason Leonard (1990-1995) |
36 |
John Pullin (1968-1975) |
33 |
Bill Beaumont (1975-1982) |
30 |
Dan Cole (2010-2013) |
30 |
Rory Underwood (1992-1996) |
Most Tests as
Captain |
59 |
Will Carling (1988-1996) |
45 |
Martin Johnson (1998-2003) |
21 |
Bill Beaumont (1978-1982) |
21 |
Lawrence Dallaglio (1997-1999; 2004) |
18 |
Steve Borthwick (2008-2010) |
16 |
Martin Corry (2005-2006; 2007) |
13 |
N.M. Hall (1949-1955) |
13 |
Dickie Jeeps (1960-1962) |
13 |
John Pullin (1972-1975) |
13 |
W.W. Wakefield (1924-1926) |
Most Career Points |
1179 |
Jonny Wilkinson (91 tests) |
400 |
Paul Grayson (32 tests) |
396 |
Rob Andrew (71 tests) |
300 |
Jonathan Webb (33 tests) |
299 |
Toby Flood (57 tests) |
269 |
Charlie Hodgson (37 tests) |
240 |
Dusty Hare (25 tests) |
210 |
Rory Underwood (85 tests) |
Most Points in a
Test |
44 |
Charlie Hodgson (v Romania, 2001: London) |
36 |
Paul Grayson (v Tonga, 1999: London) |
35 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v Italy, 2001: London) |
32 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v Italy, 1999: London) |
30 |
Rob Andrew (v Canada, 1994: London) |
30 |
Paul Grayson (v Netherlands, 1998:
Huddersfield) |
30 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v Wales, 2002: London) |
29 |
David Walder (v Canada, 2001: Burnaby) |
27 |
Rob Andrew (v South Africa, 1994: Pretoria) |
27 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v South Africa, 2000:
Bloemfontein) |
27 |
Charlie Hodgson (v South Africa, 2004:
London) |
27 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v Scotland, 2007: London) |
26 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v USA, 1999: London) |
25 |
Toby Flood (v Australia, 2010, London) |
24 |
Jonathan Webb (v Italy, 1991: London) |
24 |
Rob Andrew (v Romania, 1994: London) |
24 |
Rob Andrew (v Scotland, 1995: London) |
24 |
Rob Andrew (v Argentina, 1995: Durban) |
24 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v France, 2003: Sydney) |
24 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v Samoa, 2007: Nantes) |
Most Career Tries |
49 |
Rory Underwood (85 tests) |
31 |
Ben Cohen (57 tests) |
31 |
Will Greenwood (55 tests) |
30 |
Jeremy Guscott (65 tests) |
28 |
Jason Robinson (51 tests) |
24 |
Dan Luger (37 tests) |
22 |
Josh Lewsey (55 tests) |
20 |
Mark Cueto (55 tests) |
18 |
C.N. Lowe (25 tests) |
17 |
Chris Ashton (33 tests) |
17 |
Lawrence Dallaglio (85 tests) |
16 |
Neil Back (66 tests) |
16 |
Matt Dawson (76 tests) |
15 |
Austin Healey (51 tests) |
14 |
Mike Tindall (75 tests) |
13 |
Iain Balshaw (35 tests) |
13 |
Tony Underwood (27 tests) |
12 |
Will Carling (72 tests) |
12 |
Richard Hill (71 tests) |
Most Tries in a
Test |
5 |
D. Lambert (v France, 1907: Richmond) |
5 |
Rory Underwood (v Fiji, 1989: London) |
5 |
Josh Lewsey (v Uruguay, 2003: Brisbane) |
4 |
G.W. Burton (v Wales, 1881: Blackheath) |
4 |
A. Hudson (v France, 1906: Paris) |
4 |
R.W. Poulton (v France, 1914: Paris) |
4 |
Chris Oti (v Romania, 1989: Bucharest) |
4 |
Jeremy Guscott (v Netherlands, 1998:
Huddersfield) |
4 |
Neil Back (v Netherlands, 1998: Huddersfield) |
4 |
Jeremy Guscott (v USA, 1999: London) |
4 |
Jason Robinson (v Romania, 2001: London) |
4 |
Nick Easter (v Wales, 2007: London) |
4 |
Chris Ashton (v Italy, 2010: London) |
Most Conversions in
a Test |
15 |
Paul Grayson (v Netherlands, 1998:
Huddersfield) |
14 |
Charlie Hodgson (v Romania, 2001: Twickenham) |
13 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v USA, 1999: Twickenham) |
12 |
Paul Grayson (v Tonga, 1999: Twickenham) |
12 |
Paul Grayson (v Uruguay, 2003: Brisbane) |
9 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v Italy, 2001: Twickenham) |
8 |
Simon Hodgkinson (v Romania, 1989: Bucharest) |
7 |
Jonathan Webb (v Japan, 1987: Sydney) |
7 |
Simon Hodgkinson (v Argentina, 1990:
Twickenham) |
7 |
Paul Grayson (v Wales, 1998: Twickenham) |
Most Penalties in a
Test |
8 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v South Africa, 2000:
Bloemfontein) |
7 |
Simon Hodgkinson (v Wales, 1991: Cardiff) |
7 |
Rob Andrew (v Scotland, 1995: Twickenham) |
7 |
Jonny Wilkinson
v France, 1999: Twickenham
v Fiji, 1999: Twickenham
v South Africa, 2001: Twickenham |
7 |
Toby Flood (v Australia, 2010: Twickenham) |
6 |
Rob Andrew
v Wales, 1986: Twickenham
v Canada, 1994: Twickenham
v Argentina, 1995: Durban |
6 |
Paul Grayson
v Scotland, 1996: Murrayfield
v Ireland, 1996: Twickenham
v South Africa, 1999: Paris |
6 |
Jonny Wilkinson
v South Africa, 2000: Twickenham
v Australia, 2002: Twickenham
v Wales, 2003: Brisbane |
6 |
Toby Flood
v Italy, 2013: Twickenham |
Most Drop Goals in
a Test |
3 |
Jonny Wilkinson (v France, 2003: Sydney) |
Most Career Drop
Goals |
36 |
Jonny Wilkinson (91 tests) |
21 |
Rob Andrew (71 tests) |
Team |
Most Points in a
Test |
134 |
beat Romania 134-0 (Twickenham: 2001) |
111 |
beat Uruguay 111-13 (Brisbane: 2003) |
110 |
beat Netherlands 110-0 (Huddersfield: 1998) |
106 |
beat USA 106-8 (Twickenham: 1999) |
101 |
beat Tonga 101-10 (Twickenham: 1999) |
84 |
beat Georgia 84-6 (Perth: 2003) |
80 |
beat Italy 80-23 (Twickenham: 2001) |
70 |
beat Canada 70-0 (Twickenham: 2004) |
67 |
beat Italy 67-7 (Twickenham: 1999) |
67 |
beat Romania 67-3 (Dunedin: 2011) |
62 |
beat Wales 62-5 (London: 2007) |
60 |
beat Japan 60-7 (Sydney: 1987) |
60 |
beat Canada 60-19 (London: 1994) |
60 |
beat Wales 60-26 (London: 1998) |
59 |
beat Canada 59-20 (Vancouver: 2001) |
59 |
beat Italy 59-13 (Twickenham: 2011) |
58 |
beat Romania 58-3 (Bucharest: 1989) |
58 |
beat Fiji 58-23 (London: 1989) |
53 |
beat South Africa 53-3 (London: 2002) |
50 |
beat Ireland 50-18 (London: 2000) |
50 |
beat Wales 50-10 (London: 2002) |
50 |
beat Italy 50-9 (Rome: 2004) |
Highest Score
against Individual Countries |
51 |
beat Argentina 51-0 (London: 1990) |
35 |
beat Australia 35-18 (London: 2010) |
70 |
beat Canada 70-0 (London: 2004) |
58 |
beat Fiji 58-23 (London: 1989) |
48 |
beat France 48-19 (Twickenham: 2001) |
84 |
beat Georgia 84-6 (Perth: 2003) |
50 |
beat Ireland 50-18 (London: 2000) |
80 |
beat Italy 80-23 (London: 2001) |
60 |
beat Japan 60-7 (Sydney: 1987) |
38 |
beat New Zealand 38-21 (London: 2012) |
134 |
beat Romania 134-0 (Twickenham: 2001) |
44 |
beat Samoa 44-22 (Durban: 1995)
beat Samoa 44-22 (Nantes: 2007) |
43 |
beat Scotland 43-3 (London: 2001)
beatScotland 43-22(London: 2005) |
53 |
beat South Africa 53-3 (London: 2002) |
101 |
beat Tonga 101-10 (Twickenham: 1999) |
106 |
beat USA 106-8 (London: 1999) |
111 |
beat Uruguay 111-13 (Brisbane: 2003) |
62 |
beat Wales 62-5 (London: 2007) |
44 |
beat Western Samoa 44-22 (Durban: 1995) |
Biggest Losing
Points Margin |
76 |
lost to Australia 0-76 (Brisbane: 1998) |
48 |
lost to South Africa 10-58 (Bloemfontein:
2007) |
42 |
lost to New Zealand 22-64 (Dunedin: 1998) |
36 |
lost to South Africa
0-36: Paris, 2007
6-42: London, 2008 |
32 |
lost to South Africa 22-55 (Pretoria: 2007) |
30 |
lost to New Zealand 10-40 (Auckland: 1998) |
30 |
lost to Ireland 13-43 (Dublin: 2007) |
27 |
lost to New Zealand 15-42 (Wellington: 1985) |
27 |
lost to Scotland 6-33 (Edinburgh: 1986) |
27 |
lost to Wales 3-30 (Cardiff: 2013) |
26 |
lost to South Africa 9-35 (Johannesburg:
1984) |
26 |
lost to New Zealand 6-32 (London: 2008) |
Highest Score by
Opposing Team |
33 |
by Argentina (13-33, Buenos Aires: 1997) |
76 |
by Australia (0-76, Brisbane: 1998) |
20 |
by Canada (59-20, Vancouver: 2001) |
24 |
by Fiji (45-24, London: 1999) |
37 |
by France (12-37, Colombes: 1972) |
6 |
by Georgia (6-84, Perth: 2003) |
43 |
by Ireland (13-43, Dublin: 2007) |
23 |
by Italy (80-23, London: 2001) |
7 |
by Japan (60-7, Sydney: 1987) |
64 |
by New Zealand (22-64, Dunedin: 1998) |
15 |
by Romania (22-15, London: 1985) |
22 |
by Samoa (44-22, Durban: 1995)
by Samoa (35-22, Melbourne: '03)
by Samoa (44-22, Nantes: 2007) |
33 |
by Scotland (6-33, Edinburgh: 1986) |
58
55
|
by South Africa
10-58, Bloemfontein: 2007
22-55, Pretoria: 2007 |
20 |
beat Tonga 36-20 (Paris: 2007) |
19 |
by USA (48-19, San Francisco: 2001) |
34 |
by Wales (21-34, Cardiff: 1967) |
22 |
by Western Samoa (44-22, Durban: 1995) |
Most Tries in a
Test |
20 |
v Romania (Twickenham: 2001) |
17 |
v Uruguay (Brisbane: 2003) |
16 |
v Netherlands (Huddersfield: 1998) |
16 |
v USA (Twickenham: 1999) |
13 |
v Wales (Blackheath: 1881) |
13 |
v Tonga (Twickenham: 1999) |
12 |
v Georgia (Perth: 2003) |
12 |
v Canada (London: 2004) |
10 |
v Japan (Sydney: 1987) |
10 |
v Fiji (Twickenham: 1989) |
10 |
v Italy (Twickenham: 2001) |
10 |
vs Romania (Dunedin: 2011) |
9 |
v France (Paris: 1906) |
9 |
v France (Richmond: 1907) |
9 |
v France (Paris: 1914) |
9 |
v Romania (Bucharest: 1989) |
9 |
v Wales (Twickenham: 2007) |
Most Tries Conceded
in a Test |
11 |
by Australia (Brisbane: 1998) |
9 |
by New Zealand (Dunedin: 1998) |
8 |
by South Africa (Pretoria: 2007) |
7 |
by South Africa (Bloemfontein: 2007) |
Most Consecutive
Wins |
14 |
23/3/2002-23/8/2003 |
12 |
1882-1887 |
11 |
1922-1924 |
11 |
2000-2001 |
10 |
1978-1882 |
10 |
1994-1995 |
10 |
6/9/2003-21/02/2004 |
Most Consecutive
Wins at Twickenham |
22
(World record at one venue) |
15/10/1999-6/9/2003 |
Longest Losing
Sequence |
7 |
19/3/1904 - 10/2/1906 |
7 |
1971-1972 |
7 |
25/2/2006 - 11/11/2006 |