Australia - Statistics

Australia - Statistics
(as at 6/9/2010)

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: Rocky Elsom, Stirling Mortlock, George Smith
Colours: Green and Gold
No. of clubs: 752
Coaches: 4282
Referees: 7,000
No. of players: 139,660
World Cup Champions: 1991, 1999 (finalists in 2003)
Tri-Nations Champions: 2000, 2001

INDEX

1.Australian Test Teams and Pointscorers - 2010
2. Australian Tri-Nations Statistics - 2010
3. Players Test Statistics - 2010
4.Australian Statistics in Non-Tests - 2009
5.Australian Barbarians Statistics - 2010
6. Match Results - 2007-2010
7. Match Summary - 2000-2010
8. World Cup Results - 1987-2007
9. Summary World Cup - 1987-2007
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. WALLABY TEST TEAMS and POINT SCORERS - 2010
Date>	05/06	12/06	19/06	26/06	24/07	31/07	07/08	28/08	04/09	11/09	30/10	06/11	13/11	20/110	27-11
Opponents>	Fiji	Eng	Eng	Ire	SA	NZ	NZ	SA	SA	NZ	NZ	Wales	Eng	Italy	France
Venue>	Canb...	Perth	Sydn	Bris	Bris	Melb	Christ	Preto	Bloem	Sydn	HKong	Card	Lond	Rome	Paris
Halftime>	14-3	14-0	13-15	16-15	17-3	14-32	10-17	28-24	31-13	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0
Result>	49-3	27-17	20-21	22-15	30-13	28-49	10-20	31-44	41-39	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0
Tries>	7-0	3-2	2-2	2-0	2-2	3-7	1-2	4-5	5-3	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0
League Points>	-	-	-	-	4-0	0-5	0-4	1-5	5-1	-	-		-	-	-
Cup>	-	Cook	Cook	Lans- downe	Mand 1	Bled 1	Bled 2	Mand 2	Mand 3	Bled 3	Bled 4		-	-	-
Name......................	Test	1stTest	2ndTest	Test	3Nat	3Nat	3Nat	3Nat	3Nat	3Nat	-	EoY-1	EoY-2	EoY-3	EoY-4
Kurtley Beale (NSW: 1 test)	15 (2t)	22 (r15)	-	22 (r13)	22	22 (r13)	15 (1t)	15	15 (1t1p)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Digby Ioane (Queens: 8 tests)	14 (2t)	14	14 (s-o)	-	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Rob Horne (NSW: uncapped)	13 (bl)	13	13	13 (s-o)	13	13 (s-o)	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Matt Giteau (ACT: 78 tests)	12 (6c)	with	12 (2t2c2p)	12 (2p)	12(5p /s-o)	10(2c 3p/s-o)	10 (1c1p)	12 (4c1p)	12 (4c 1p/s-o)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Adam Ashley-Cooper (ACT: 37 tests)	11 (s-o)	-	22 (r14)	11	15	15 (1t)	13	13	13	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Quade Cooper (Queens: 11 tests)	10 (1t1c)	10 (2t1p)	10	10 (1t2p)	10 (YEL)	sus- pend	two weeks	10	10	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Luke Burgess (NSW: 21 tests)	9	9	20	9 (1t)	20	20 (r9)	20	20	20 (r9)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Richard Brown (W.Force: 12 tests)	8 (1t)	8 (s-o)	8	8	8 (s-o)	8	8 (s-o)	8 (s-o)	19 (r8/ r2/Y)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
David Pocock (W.Force: 15 tests)	7 (s-o)	7	7	7	7	7	7	7	7	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Rocky Elsom (NSW: 49 tests)	6 (50th /ca)	6 (ca/1t)	6 (ca)	6 (ca)	6 (ca)	6 (ca 1t)	6 (ca)	6 (ca)	6 (ca/1t	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Nathan Sharpe (W. Force: 79 tests)	5	5	5	5 with	5 (s-o)	5 (s-o)	5 (s-o)	5 (s-o)	5	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Dean Mumm (NSW: 20 tests)	4	4 (s-o)	4 (s-o)	4	4	4	4	4 (1t)	18 (r4)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Salesi Ma'afu (ACT: uncapped)	3 (bl)	3	3 (s-o)	3	3	3 (s-o)	3 (s-o)	3 (s-o)	3 (s-o/ injur)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Huia Edmonds (ACT: uncapped)	2 (s-o)	16 (r2)	16 (r2)	16	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Ben Alexander (ACT: 18 tests)	1 (s-o)	injur	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Saia Faingaa (Queens: uncapped)	16 (r2)	2 (s-o)	2 (s-o)	2	2 (s-o)	16 (r2)	2	2 (bl)	16 (r2/ YEL)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Pek Cowan (W.Force: 3 test)	17 (bl-3 r1)	injur	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Mark Chisholm (ACT: 48 tests)	18	18 (r4)	18 (r4)	5	-	-	-	-	4 (s-o)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Matt Hodgson (W.Force:uncapped)	19 (r-7)	19 (r8)	19	19	-	19	19 (r8)	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Josh Valentine (ACT: 5 tests)	20	-	-	20	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Drew Mitchell (NSW: 41 tests)	21 (bl-13/ r11/1t)	11	11	14	11 (1t)	11(1t RED)	11	11	11 (50th/ 1t/s-o)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
James O'Connor (W.Force: 14 tests)	22	15 (3c 1p/s-o)	15	15	14 (1c 1p)	14	14	14 (2t)	14 (1t1c)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Ben Daley (Queens: uncapped)	-	1 (s-o)	1	1 (s-o)	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Will Genia (Queens: 11 tests)	-	20	9	-	9 (1t)	9 (s-o)	9	9 (1t)	9 (s-o)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Berrick Barnes (NSW: 21 tests)	-	12	21	21	21 (r12)	12	21	21	21 (r12)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Peter Hynes (Queens: 22 tests)	-	21	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
James Slipper (NSW: uncapped)	-	17 (r1)	17 (r3)	17 (r1)	17 (r1)	17 (r3)	17 (r3)	17 (r3)	17 (r3)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Mitchell Chapman (ACT: uncapped)	-	-	-	18	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Benn Robinson (NSW: 31 tests)	-	-	-	-	1 (s-o)	1	1	1	1	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Stephen Moore (ACT: 46 tests)	-	-	-	-	16 (r2)	2 (s-o)	16	16 (bl-2)	2 (50th /1t/s-o/ r8YEL)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Rob Simmons (Queens: uncapped)	-	-	-	-	18 (r5)	18 (r5)	18 (r5)	19 (5)	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Ben McCalman (W.Force:uncapped)	-	-	-	-	19 (r8)	-	-	18 (r8)	8 (s-o)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Anthony Faingaa (Quens:uncapped)	-	-	-	-	-	21 (r10)	12	22	22 (r11)	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Cameron Shepherd (W.Force: 9 tests)	-	-	-	-	-	-	22	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Scott Higginbotham (Queens: uncapped)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	19 (with)	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
- (: test)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()	- ()
Ire - Ireland; Wal - Wales; Ton - Tonga; NZ - New Zealand; Aus - Australia; Fr - France; Eng - England; Nam - Namibia; Sam - Samoa; USA - United States of America; Scot - Scotland; 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

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2. AUSTRALIAN TRI-NATIONS STATISTICS - 2010
Most Points in 2009: 72 - Matt Giteau.
Most Tries in 2009: 2 - Matt Giteau

Points	T	C	P	D	Total
Matt Giteau	0	11	11	0	55
James O'Connor	3	2	1	0	22
Drew Mitchell	3	0	0	0	15
Kurtley Beale	2	0	1	0	13
Rocky Elsom	2	0	0	0	10
Will Genia	2	0	0	0	10
Adam Ashley-Cooper	1	0	0	0	5
Stephen Moore	1	0	0	0	5
Dean Mumm	1	0	0	0	5
T - Tries scored C - Conversions P - Penalties D - Drop goals

Tries
5	-
4	-
3	Drew Mitchell James O'Connor
2	Kurtley Beale Rocky Elsom Will Genia
1	Adam Ashley-Cooper Stephen Moore Dean Mumm

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3. PLAYERS OVERALL TEST STATISTICS - 2010
Most Points in 2009: 153 - Matt Giteau
Most Tries in 2009: 4 - Adam Ashley-Cooper

Points	T	C	P	D	Total
Matt Giteau	2	19	15	0	93
Quade Cooper	4	1	3	0	31
James O'Connor	3	5	2	0	31
Kurtley Beale	4	0	1	0	23
Drew Mitchell	4	0	0	0	20
Rocky Elsom	3	0	0	0	15
Will Genia	2	0	0	0	10
Digby Ioane	2	0	0	0	10
Adam Ashley-Cooper	1	0	0	0	5
Richard Brown	1	0	0	0	5
Luke Burgess	1	0	0	0	5
Stephen Moore	1	0	0	0	5
Dean Mumm	1	0	0	0	5
T - Tries scored C - Conversions P - Penalties D - Drop goals

Tries
5	-
4	Quade Cooper Drew Mitchell
3	Kurtley Beale Rocky Elsom
2	Will Genia Matt Giteau Digby Ioane James O'Connor
1	Adam Ashley-Cooper Richard Brown Luke Burgess Stephen Moore Dean Mumm

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4. AUSTRALIAN STATISTICS IN NON-TESTS - 2009

Points	T	C	P	D	Total
Drew Mitchell	4	0	0	0	20
Quade Cooper	1	4	1	0	16
Matt Giteau	1	4	1	0	16
James O'Connor	1	4	1	0	13
Kurtley Beale	2	0	0	0	10
Ryan Cross	2	0	0	0	10
Ben Alexander	1	0	0	0	5
James Horwill	1	0	0	0	5
Stephen Moore	1	0	0	0	5
Luke Morahan	1	0	0	0	5
David Pocock	1	0	0	0	5
Tyrone Smith	1	0	0	0	5
Stirling Mortlock	0	2	0	0	4
T - Tries scored C - Conversions P - Penalties D - Drop goals

Tries
5	-
4	Drew Mitchell
3	-
2	Kurtley Beale Ryan Cross
1	Ben Alexander Quade Cooper Matt Giteau James Horwill Stephen Moore Luke Morahan James O'Connor David Pocock Tynrone Smith

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5. AUSTRALIAN BARBARIANS - 2010

Points	T	C	P	D	Total
James O'Connor	3	2	1	0	22
Berrick Barnes	0	0	5	0	15
T - Tries scored C - Conversions P - Penalties D - Drop goals

Results
Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Tries
8/6/2010	England	Perth	28-28	3-3
15/6/2010	England	Gosford	9-15	0-0

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6. MATCH RESULTS - 2007-2010
Date	Opponent	Venue	Competition	H/Time	Result	Tries	League pts
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	0
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	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	3-Nations/Bledisloe3	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
30/10/2010	New Zealand	Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong	Bledisloe4	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
6/11/2010	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	Test	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
9/11/2010	Leicester	Welford Road, Leicester	Non-Test	0-0	0-0	0-0	Non-Test
13/11/2010	England	Twickenham, London	Test	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
16/11/2010	Munster	Thomond Park, Limerick	Non-Test	0-0	0-0	0-0	Non-Test
20/11/2010	Italy	Stadio Flaminio, Rome	Test	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
27/11/2010	France	Stade de France, Paris	Test	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
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

7. TEST MATCH SUMMARY - 2000-2010
	Played	Won	Lost	Draw	Pts F	Pts A	PD	Tries F	Tries A
2010	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Fiji	1	1	0	0	49	3	46	7	0
England/Cook	2	1	1	0	47	38	9	5	4
Ireland/Lansdowne	1	1	0	0	22	16	6	2	0
Tri-Nations	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
vs New Zealand (Bledisloe)	2	0	2	0	38	69	-31	4	9
vs South Africa (Mandela)	3	2	1	0	112	96	16	11	10
Total	5	2	3	0	140	165	-25	15	19
End-of-the-Year	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
vs	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
vs	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
vs	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
vs	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Total: End-of-the-Year	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
TOTAL: 2010	9	5	4	0	258	221	37	29	23
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	132	79	50	3	3701	2475	1226	422	220

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8. WORLD CUP RESULTS - 1987-2007
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
11/9/2011	Italy	Stadium, Chrictchurch	0-0	0-0
17/9/2011	Ireland	Eden Park, Auckland	0-0	0-0
23/9/2011	USA	Regional Stadium, Wellington	0-0	0-0
01/10/2011	Russia	Stadium, Christchurch	0-0	0-0
08/10/2011	-	Regional Stadium, Wellington: Quarter-final-1	0-0	0-0
6/10/20011	-	Eden Park, Auckland: Semi-final-1	0-0	0-0
6/10/20011	-	Eden Park, Auckland: FINAL	0-0	0-0

9. SUMMARY WORLD CUP - 1987-2007
	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
TOTAL	34	28	6	0	1212	433	153	32

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10. AUSTRALIA'S OVERALL TEST RECORD AGAINST ALL COUNTRIES (24/6/1899 to 6/9/2010)
(*) Opponents & Date of First match	Pld	Won	Lost	Drawn	PF	PA
Argentina: 27/9/1979	17	12	4	1	445	249
(+) 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	39	23	15	1	839	566
Fiji: 26/7/1952	19	16	2	1	546	221
France: 22/1/1928	40	22	16	2	805	688
Ireland: 12/11/1927	29	20	8	1	596	397
Italy: 22/10/1983	12	12	0	0	429	158
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	138	39	94	5	1835	2675
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
Samoa: 9/10/1991	4	4	0	0	181	26
Scotland: 17/12/1927	26	18	8	0	644	306
South Africa: 8/7/1933	71	29	41	1	1239	1347
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	6	6	0	0	254	63
Wales: 12/12/1908	29	18	10	1	678	411
TOTAL	514	258	241	15	10400	8395
ratio (%)		50.19	46.89	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.

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11. PLAYERS TEST PROFILES
Name	State	Birthdate	Height	Weight	Position	Tests	Points	Tries
Ben Alexander	ACT	13/11/1984	1.89m	120kg	Prop	19	0	0
(x)Adam Ashley-Cooper	ACT	27/3/1984	1.82m	98kg	Fullback/centre	45	55	11
(x)Berrick Barnes	Queens	28/5/1986	1.83m	87kg	Flyhalf	25	37	4
Mark Bartholomeusz	ACT	30/6/1979	1.77m	87kg	Wing	1	0	0
Alastair Baxter	NSW	21/1/1977	1.90m	116kg	Prop	69	5	1
(x)Kurtley Beale	NSW	6/1/1989	1.84m	94kg	Flyhalf/centre	8	23	4
Rodney Blake	Queens	29/4/1983	1.90m	130kg	Prop	7	5	1
(x)Richard Brown	W.Force	28/8/1984	1.89m	106kg	Flank/No 8	21	5	1
(x)Luke Burgess	NSW	20/8/1983	1.79m	89kg	Scrumhalf	26	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
(x)Mark Chisholm	ACT	18/9/1981	1.97m	112kg	Lock/flank	52	30	6
Mark Connors	Queens	17/05/1971	1.96m	104kg	Looseforward	20	10	2
(x)Quade Cooper	Queens	5/4/1988	1.86m	98kg	Flyhalf/centre	18	36	5
Sam Cordingley	Queens	20/3/1976	1.80m	87kg	Scrumhalf	22	0	0
Pek Cowan	W.Force	2/6/1986	1.85m	116kg	Prop	4	0	0
David Croft	Queens	22/1/1979	1.85m	98kg	Flank	5	0	0
Ryan Cross	W.Force	6/10/1979	1.91m	100kg	Centre	18	30	6
(x)Ben Daley	Queens	27/6/1988	1.84m	110kg	Prop	3	0	0
Ben Darwin	ACT	17/10/1976	1.86m	115kg	Prop	28	0	0
David Dennis	NSW	10/1/1986	1.92m	104kg	Flank/lock	0	0	0
Matt Dunning	NSW	19/12/1978	1.82m	116kg	Prop	45	0	0
Huia Edmonds	ACT	20/10/1981	1.83m	103kg	Hooker	3	0	0
(x)Rocky Elsom (CAPTAIN: 14)	NSW	14/2/1983	1.97m	106kg	Eighthman/flank	58	55	11
Gene Fairbanks	ACT	8/8/1982	1.74m	84kg	Centre	0	0	0
(x)Anthony Faingaa	Queens	2/2/1987	1.78m	88kg	Centre	3	0	0
(x)Saia Faingaa	Queens	2/2/1987	1.87m	100kg	Hooker	9	0	0
Scott Fava	NSW	19/1/1976	1.89m	103kg	Eighthman	5	5	1
David Fitter	ACT	27/1/1977	1.83m	121kg	Prop	2	0	0
Elton Flatley	Queens	7/5/1977	1.78m	90kg	Centre/Flyhalf	38	187	4
Adam Freier	NSW	20/3/1980	1.75m	98kg	Hooker	25	10	2
(x)Will Genia	Queens	17/1/1988	1.82m	105kg	Scrumhalf	17	15	3
Mark Gerrard	ACT	4/9/1982	1.92m	99kg	Centre/wing	23	45	9
(x)Matt Giteau	ACT	29/9/1982	1.78m	85kg	Utility back	86	655	28
Sean Hardman	Queens	6/5/1977	1.80m	102kg	Hooker	4	0	0
Justin Harrison	NSW	20/4/1974	2.03m	112kg	Lock	34	5	1
Daniel Heenan	Queens	17/11/1981	1.96m	115kg	Flank/lock	2	0	0
Nic Henderson	ACT	1/5/1981	1.86m	112kg	Prop	3	0	0
Matt Henjak	West.Force	25/11/1981	1.81m	88kg	Scrumhalf	4	0	0
(x)Scott Higginbotham	Queens	5/8/1986	1.94m	112kg	Flanker/No.8	0	0	0
(x)Matt Hodgson	W.Force	25/6/1981	1.84m	100kg	Flank	3	0	0
Stephen Hoiles	ACT	13/10/1981	1.90m	98kg	Flanker/No 8	16	15	3
Greg Holmes	Queens	10/6/1983	1.83m	112kg	Prop	13	10	2
(x)Rob Horne	NSW	15/8/1989	1.86m	90kg	Centre	6	0	0
James Horwill	Queens	29/5/1985	2.00m	115kg	Lock	24	25	5
Leroy Houston	NSW	10/11/1986	1.90m	115kg	Flanker	0	0	0
(x)Peter Hynes	Queens	18/7/1982	1.80m	92kg	Wing	22	20	4
(x)Digby Ioane	Queens	14/7/1985	1.79m	93kg	Wing	11	25	5
Lloyd Johansonn	Queens	2/5/1985	1.81m	100kg	Centre	3	5	1
Peter Kimlin	ACT	11/7/1985	1.98m	114kg	Lock/flank	2	0	0
Sekope Kepu	NSW	5/2/1986	1.88m	125kg	Prop	3	0	0
Chris Latham	Queens	8/9/1975	1.92m	100kg	Fullback	78	200	40
David Lyons	NSW	16/6/1980	1.92m	117kg	Eighthman	44	20	4
(x)Salesi Ma'afu	ACT	22/3/1983	1.84m	126kg	Prop	9	0	0
Lachlan MacKay	NSW	30/11/1982	1.88m	98kg	Flyhalf	0	0	0
(x)Ben McCalman	Wes.Force	18/3/1988	1.92m	108kg	Lock/flanker	3	0	0
Tai McIsaac	West.Force	19/3/1975	1.78m	112kg	Hooker	8	0	0
Hugh McMeniman	Queens	1/11/1983	2.00m	110kg	Lock/flank	21	0	0
Drew Mitchell	NSW	26/3/1984	1.80m	85kg	Wing	50	110	22
(x)Stephen Moore	ACT	20/1/1983	1.86m	112kg	Hooker	50	15	3
Stirling Mortlock (CAPTAIN: 30)	ACT	20/5/1977	1.91m	100kg	Centre/wing	80	489	29
(x)Dean Mumm	NSW	5/3/1984	1.96m	109kg	Lock	29	5	1
Sam Norton-Knight	NSW	2/12/1983	1.87m	88kg	Flyhalf	2	5	1
(x)James O'Connor	West.Force	5/7/1990	1.80m	80kg	Utility back	22	58	7
Wycliff Palu	NSW	27/7/1982	1.94m	120kg	Flank/No.8	36	5	1
(x)David Pocock	West.Force	23/4/1988	1.82m	105kg	Flank	24	5	1
Tatafu Polota-Nau	ACT	26/7/1985	1.81m	113kg	Hooker	22	10	2
Clyde Rathbone	ACT	23/7/1981	1.80m	97kg	Centre/wing	26	40	8
(x)Benn Robinson	NSW	19/7/1984	1.83m	111kg	Prop	36	5	1
John Roe	Queens	10/4/1977	1.88m	105kg	Eighthman/flank	19	5	1
(x)Nathan Sharpe	West.Force	26/2/1978	2.00m	115kg	Lock	87	35	7
Brett Sheehan	NSW	16/9/1979	1.73m	90kg	Scrumhalf	3	0	0
Cameron Shepherd	West.Force	30/3/1984	1.89m	97kg	Wing/fullback	9	19	3
Guy Shepherdson	ACT	17/2/1982	1.87m	119kg	Prop	18	5	1
(x)Rob Simmons	Queens	19/4/1989	2.00m	120kg	Lock	4	0	0
(x)James Slipper	NSW	6/6/1989	1.85m	113kg	Prop	8	0	0
George Smith (CAPTAIN: 6)	ACT	14/7/1980	1.80m	103kg	Flank	110	45	9
Scott Staniforth	Wes.Force	12/12/1977	1.86m	96kg	Wing/centre	12	35	7
Timana Tahu	NSW	16/10/1980	1.85m	98kg	Centre	4	0	0
Lote Tuqiri	NSW	23/9/1979	1.91m	103kg	Wing/centre	67	150	30
Morgan Turinui	NSW	5/1/1982	1.81m	100kg	Centre	20	30	6
Lachie Turner	NSW	11/5/1987	1.89m	90kg	Wing	11	10	2
Josh Valentine	Queens	22/2/1983	1.76m	83kg	Scrumhalf	5	0	0
Daniel Vickerman	NSW	4/6/1979	2.04m	115kg	Lock	55	0	0
Adam Wallace-Harrison	ACT	24/9/1979	1.99m	115kg	Lock	0	0	0
Phil Waugh (CAPTAIN: 3)	NSW	22/9/1979	1.82m	100kg	Flank	79	20	4
(x) - Tri-nations 2010

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12. AUSTRALIAN TEST RECORDS

Players
Most career tests
139	George Gregan (WORLD RECORD)
110	George Smith
102	Stephen Larkham
101	David Campese
87	Nathan Sharpe
86	John Eales
86	Joe Roff
86	Matt Giteau
81	Matthew Burke (1993-2004)
80	Tim Horan
80	Stirling Mortlock
79	Phil Waugh
79	David Wilson (1992-2000)
78	Chris Latham (1998-2007)
75	Jason Little
72	Michael Lynagh
72	Jeremy Paul
69	Al Baxter
67	Daniel Herbert
67	Phil Kearns
67	Lote Tuqiri
63	Matt Cockbain
63	Nick Farr-Jones
60	Toutai Kefu
59	Simon Piodevin
58	Rocky Elsom (2005-2010)
55	Owen Finegan
55	Daniel Vickerman
52	Mark Chisholm (2004-2010)
51	Ewen McKenzie (1990-1997)
50	Michael Foley
50	David Giffin (1996-2003)
50	Drew Mitchell (2005-2010)
50	Stephen Moore (1996-2003)
Most Tests as Captain
59	George Gregan (2001-2006)
55	John Eales (1996-2001)
Most career points
911	Michael Lynagh (72 tests)
878	Matthew Burke (81 tests)
655	Matt Giteau (86 tests)
489	Stirling Mortlock (80 tests)
363	David Campese (101 tests)
260	Paul McLean (30 tests)
242	Joe Roff (86 tests)
190	Chris Latham (78 tests)
187	Elton Flatley (38 tests)
173	John Eales (86 tests)
160	Mat Rogers (44 tests)
150	Lote Tuqiri (67 tests)
135	Stephen Larkham (102 tests)
135	Tim Horan (80 tests)
120	Ben Tune (46 tests)
117	John Knox (13 tests)
114	Marty Roebuck (23 tests)
110	Drew Mitchell (50 tests)
100	Jason Little (75 tests)
99	George Gregan (139 tests)
Most points in a test
42	Mat Rogers (vs Namibia, 2003, Adelaide)
39	Matthew Burke (vs Canada, 1996, Brisbane)
30	Elton Flatley (vs Romania, 2003, Brisbane)
29	Stirling Mortlock (vs South Africa, 2000, Melbourne)
28	Michael Lynagh (vsArgentina,1995,Brisbane)
27	Matt Giteau (vs Fiji, 2007, Montpellier)
25	Matthew Burke (vs Scotland, 1998 Sydney)
25	Matthew Burke (vs France, 1999 Cardiff)
25	Matthew Burke (vs British Lions, 2001, Melbourne)
25	Chris Latham (vs Namibia, 2003, Adelaide)
Most career tries
64	David Campese (101 tests)
40	Chris Latham (78 tests)
30	Tim Horan (80 tests)
30	Joe Roff (86 tests)
30	Lote Tuqiri (67 tests)
29	Matthew Burke (81 tests)
29	Stirling Mortlock (80 tests)
28	Matt Giteau (86 tests)
25	Stephen Larkham (102 tests)
24	Ben Tune (46 tests)
22	Drew Mitchell (50 tests)
21	Jason Little (75 tests)
18	George Gregan (139 tests)
17	Michael Lynagh (72 tests)
14	Brendan Moon (35 tests)
14	Jeremy Paul (72 tests)
14	Mat Rogers (44 tests)
13	Wendell Sailor (36 tests)
13	David Wilson (79 tests)
Most tries in a test
5	Chris Latham (vs Namibia, 2003, Adelaide)
4	Greg Cornelsen (vs NZ,1978,Auckland)
4	David Campese (vs USA, 1983,Sydney)
4	Jason Little (vs Tonga, 1998,Canberra)
4	Chris Latham (vs Argentina, 2000, Sydney)
4	Lote Tuqiri (vs Italy, 2005, Melbourne)

Team
Highest score
142	vs Namibia (142-0) 2003, Adelaide
92	vs Spain (92-10) 2001, Madrid
91	vs Japan (91-3) 2007, Lyon
90	vs Romania (90-8) 2003, Brisbane
76	vs England (76-0) 1998, Brisbane
74	vs Canada (74-9), 1996, Brisbane
74	vs Tonga (74-0), 1998, Canberra
74	vs Samoa (74-7), 2005, Sydney
73	vs Samoa (73-3), 1994, Sydney
Highest score Against Individual Countries
53	vs Argentina (53-7), 1995, Brisbane; and (53-6), 2000, Sydney
35	vs British Lions (35-14), 2001, Melbourne
74	vs Canada (74-9), 1996, Brisbane
76	vs England (76-0), 1998, Brisbane
66	vs Fiji (66-20), 1998, Sydney
48	vs France (48-31), 1990, Brisbane
46	vs Ireland (46-10), 1999, Brisbane
69	vs Italy (69-21), 2005, Melbourne
91	vs Japan (91-3), 2007, Lyon
142	vs Namibia (142-0), 2003, Adelaide
35	vs New Zealand (35-39), 2000, Sydney
29	vs Pacific Islanders (29-14), 2004, Adelaide
90	vs Romania (90-8), 2003, Brisbane
74	vs Samoa (74-7), 2005, Sydney
45	vs Scotland (45-3), 1998, Sydney
49	vs South Africa (49-0), 2006, Brisbane
65	vs South Korea (65-18), 1987, Brisbane
92	vs Spain (92-10), 2001, Madrid
74	vs Tonga (74-0), 1998, Canberra
67	vs United States (67-9), 1990, Brisbane
63	vs Wales (63-6), 1991, Brisbane
Biggest Winning Points Margin
142	vs Namibia (142-0) 2003, Adelaide
88	vs Japan (91-3) 2007, Lyon
82	vs Spain (92-10), 2001, Madrid
82	vs Romania (90-8), 2003, Brisbane
76	vs England (76-0), 1998, Brisbane
74	vs Tonga (74-0), 1998, Canberra
70	vs Samoa (73-3), 1994, Sydney
67	vs Samoa (74-7), 2005, Sydney
65	vs Canada (74-9), 1996, Brisbane
58	vs United States (67-9), 1990, Brisbane
57	vs Wales (63-6), 1991, Brisbane
49	vs Italy (55-6), 1988, Rome
49	vs South Africa (49-0), 2006, Brisbane
49	vs Fiji (49-0), 2007, Perth
48	vs Romania (57-9), 1999, Belfast
48	vs Italy (69-21), 2005, Melbourne
47	vs Argentina (53-6), 2000, Sydney
47	vs South Korea (65-18), 1987, Brisbane
46	vs Fiji (66-20), 1998, Sydney (49-3), 2010, Canberra
42	vs Scotland (45-3), 1998, Sydney
36	vs United States (55-19), 1999, Limerick
36	vs Ireland (46-10), 1999, Brisbane
30	vs Japan (37-7), 1975, Sydney
30	vs France (40-10), 2008, Brisbane
26	vs South Africa (32-6), 1999, Brisbane
23	vs France (35-12), 1999, Cardiff (WC)
21	vs New Zealand (28-7), 1999, Sydney
21	vs British Lions (35-14), 2001, Melbourne
21	vs France (34-13), 2008, Sydney
15	vs Pacific Islanders (29-14), 2004, Adelaide
Highest score by Individual Countries
27	by Argentina (19-27), 1987, Buenos Aires
31	by British Lions (0-31), 1966, Brisbane
16	by Canada (43-16), 1993, Calgary
32	by England (31-32), 2002, Twickenham
28	by Fiji (52-28), 1985, Brisbane
34	by France (6-34), 1976, Paris
27	by Ireland (12-27), 1979, Brisbane
20	by Italy 23-20, 1994, Brisbane 30-20, 2008, Padova
25	by Japan (50-25), 1975, Brisbane
0	by Namibia (142-0), 2003, Adelaide
- 50 49	by New Zealand 21-50, 2003, Sydney 28-49, 2010, Melbourne
14	by Pacific Islanders (29-14), 2004, Adelaide
9	by Romania (57-9), 1999, Belfast (WC)
13	by Samoa (25-13), 1998, Brisbane
24	by Scotland (15-24), 1981, Edinburgh
61 53	by South Africa (22-61), 1997, Pretoria by South Africa (8-53), 2008, Johannesburg
18	by South Korea (65-18), 1987, Brisbane
10	by Spain (92-10), 2001, Madrid
16	by Tonga (11-16), 1973, Brisbane
19	by United States (55-19), 1999,Limerick(WC)
29	by Wales (29-29), 2006, Cardiff
Biggest Losing Points Margin
45	vs South Africa (8-53), 2008, Johannesburg
39	vs South Africa (22-61), 1997, Pretoria
37	vs New Zealand (6-43), 1996, Wellington
31	vs British Lions (0-31), 1966, Brisbane
29	vs New Zealand (21-50), 2003, Sydney vs New Zealand (10-39), 2008, Auckland
28	vs France (6-34), 1976, Paris
25	vs New Zealand (13-38), 1936, Dunedin
25	vs South Africa (3-28), 1961, Johannesburg
25	vs Wales (3-28), 1975, Cardiff
Most tries in a Test
22	vs Namibia (142-0) 2003, Adelaide
13	vs Japan (91-3) 2007, Lyon
13	vs South Korea (65-18), 1987, Brisbane
13	vs Spain (92-10), 2001, Madrid
13	vs Romania (90-8), 2003, Brisbane
12	vs Samoa (74-7), 2005, Sydney
11	vs England (76-0), 1998, Brisbane
11	vs Italy (69-21), 2005, Melbourne
10	vs Tonga (74-0), 1998, Canberra
Most tries conceded in a Test
9	vs New Zealand (13-38), 1936, Dunedin
8	vs South Africa (3-28), 1961, Johannesburg vs South Africa (22-61), 1997, Pretoria vs South Africa (8-53), 2008, Johannesburg
Longest losing sequence in Tests
11	5/9/1936-28/6/1947
10	22/7/1899 - 3/8/1907
7	23/7/2005 - 12/11/2005 (in one season)
Longest winning sequence in Tests
10	4/10/1991 - 19/7/1992
10	29/8/1998 - 17/7/1999
10	23/8/1999-8/7/2000