New Zealand at the Rugby World Cup

New Zealand at the Rugby World Cup


Map of nations best results, excluding nations which unsuccessfully participated in qualifying tournaments.

The All Blacks have played a total of 43 matches in the seven Rugby World Cup tournaments. They were the only team who had made it to all the semi-finals at the world cup between 1987 and 2003. They are also the only team never to have lost a pool game and to have always qualified in first place from every group. New Zealand has won the tournament twice, in 1987 and 2011 both of which they had hosted.

Contents

Results By Tournament

Year Host Result Head Coach
1987 New Zealand New Zealand and Australia Australia Champions Brian Lochore
1991 England England, Ireland Ireland, Scotland Scotland, Wales Wales and France France Semi-finalists (Third) Alex Wyllie and John Hart
1995 South Africa South Africa Runner Up Laurie Mains
1999 Wales Wales Semi-finalists (Fourth) John Hart
2003 Australia Australia Semi-finalists (Third) John Mitchell
2007 France France Quarter-finalists Graham Henry
2011 New Zealand New Zealand Champions Graham Henry

By tournament

1987

1987-05-22
 New Zealand  70 – 6  Italy Eden Park, Auckland
Attendance: 20,000
Referee: Bob Fordham Australia
Tries: Kirwan (2), Kirk (2), Green (2), Penalty Try, Jones, Taylor, McDowell, Stanley, Whetton
Con: Fox (8)
Pen: Fox (2)		 Pen: Collodo
Drop: Collodo
1987-05-27
 New Zealand  74 – 13  Fiji Lancaster Park, Christchurch
Attendance: 26,000
Referee: Derek Bevan Wales
Tries: Gallagher (4), Green (4), Kirk, Kirwan, Penalty Try, Whetton
Con: Fox (10)
Pen: Fox (2)		 Tries: Cama
Pen: Koroduadua (3)
1987-06-01
 New Zealand  46 – 15  Argentina Athletic Park, Wellington
Attendance: 35,000
Referee: Roger Quittenton England
Tries: Kirk, Brooke, Stanley, Earl, Crowley, Whetton
Con: Fox (2)
Pen: Fox (6)		 Tries: Lanza
Con: Porta
Pen: Porta (3)

Knockout Stage

1987-06-06
 New Zealand  30 – 3  Scotland Lancaster Park, Christchurch
Attendance: 40,000
Referee: David Burnett Republic of Ireland
Tries: Whetton, Gallagher
Con: Fox (2)
Pen: Fox (6)		 Pen: Hastings
1987-06-14
 New Zealand  49 – 6  Wales Ballymore, Brisbane
Attendance: 22,576
Referee: Kerry Fitzgerald Australia
Tries: Kirwan (2), Shelford (2), Drake, Whetton, Stanley, Brooke-Cowden
Con: Fox (7)
Pen: Fox		 Tries: Devereux
Con: Thorburn
20 June 1987
 New Zealand  29–9  France Eden Park, Auckland
Attendance: 46,000
Referee: Kerry Fitzgerald Australia
Tries: Michael Jones, David Kirk, John Kirwan
Cons: Grant Fox
Pens: Grant Fox (4)
Drops: Grant Fox		 Tries: Pierre Berbizier
Cons: Didier Camberabero
Pens: Didier Camberabero

1991

1991-10-03
 England  12 – 18  New Zealand Twickenham, London
Attendance: 70,000
Referee: Jim Fleming

Scotland
Pen: Webb (3)
Drop: Andrew		 Tries: Jones
Con: Fox
Pen: Fox (4)
1991-10-08
 New Zealand  46 – 6  United States Kingsholm, Gloucester
Attendance: 12,000
Referee: Efraim Sklar

Argentina
Tries: Wright (3), Earl, Purvis, Timu, Tuigamala, Innes
Con: Preston (4)
Pen: Preston (2)		 Pen: Williams (2)
1991-10-13
 Italy  21 – 31  New Zealand Welford Road, Leicester
Attendance: 16,800
Referee: Kerry Fitzgerald

Australia
Tries: Cuttitta, Bonomi
Con: Dominguez (2)
Pen: Dominguez (3)		 Tries: Brooke, Innes, Tuigamala, Hewett
Con: Fox (3)
Pen: Fox (3)

Knockout Stage

1991-10-20
 Canada  13 – 29  New Zealand Stadium Lille-Metropole, Villeneuve d'Ascq
Referee: Fred Howard

England
Tries: Tynan, Charron
Con: Rees
Pen: Wyatt		 Tries: Timu (2), McCahill, Brooke, Kirwan
Con: Fox (3)
Pen: Fox
1991-10-27
 Australia  16 – 6  New Zealand Lansdowne Road, Dublin
Referee: Jim Fleming

Scotland
Tries: Campese, Horan
Con: Lynagh
Pen: Lynagh (2)		 Pen: Fox (2)
1991-10-30
 New Zealand  13 – 6  Scotland Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
Referee: Stephen Hilditch

Republic of Ireland
Tries: Little
Pen: Preston (3)		 Pen: G. Hastings (2)

1995

1995-05-27
 Ireland 19 – 43  New Zealand Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Attendance: 38 000
Referee: Wayne Erickson Australia
Tries: David Corkery, Dennis McBride, Garrett Halpin
Con: Eric Elwood (2)		 Tries: Jonah Lomu (2), Josh Kronfeld, Frank Bunce, Glen Osborne
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (3)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (4)
1995-05-31
 New Zealand  34 – 9  Wales Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Attendance: 38 000
Referee: Ed Morrison England
Tries: Marc Ellis, Walter Little, Josh Kronfeld
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (2)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (4)
Drop: Andrew Mehrtens		 Pen: Neil Jenkins (2)
Drop: Neil Jenkins
1995-06-04
 Japan  17 – 145  New Zealand Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Attendance: 17 000
Referee: George Gadjovic Canada
Tries: Hiroyuki Kajihara (2)
Con: Keiji Hirose (2)
Pen: Keiji Hirose		 Tries: Marc Ellis (6), Eric Rush (3), Jeff Wilson (3), Robin Brooke (2), Glen Osborne (2), Richard Loe, Simon Culhane, Paul Henderson, Craig Dowd, Alama Ieremia
Con: Simon Culhane (20)

Knockout Stage

1995-06-11
 New Zealand  48 – 30  Scotland Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
Attendance: 20 000
Referee: Derek Bevan Wales
Tries: Walter Little (2), Jonah Lomu, Andrew Mehrtens, Frank Bunce, Sean Fitzpatrick
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (6)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (2)		 Tries: Doddie Weir (2), Scott Hastings
Con: Gavin Hastings (3)
Pen: Gavin Hastings (3)
1995-06-18
 England  29 – 45  New Zealand Newlands, Cape Town
Attendance: 50 000
Referee: Stephen Hilditch (Ireland)
Tries: Will Carling (2), Rory Underwood
Con: Rob Andrew (3)
Pen: Rob Andrew		 Tries: Jonah Lomu (4), Josh Kronfeld, Graeme Bachop
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (3)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens
Drop: Zinzan Brooke, Andrew Mehrtens
1995-06-24
 South Africa  15 – 12
(a.e.t)		  New Zealand Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Attendance: 65 000 (capacity)
Referee: Ed Morrison England
Pen: Joel Stransky (3)
Drop: Joel Stransky (2)		 Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (3)
Drop: Andrew Mehrtens

1999

1999-10-03
 New Zealand  45 – 9  Tonga Ashton Gate, Bristol
Attendance: 21,000
Referee: Derek Bevan Wales
Tries: Jonah Lomu (2), Byron Kelleher, Norm Maxwell, Josh Kronfeld
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (4)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (4)		 Pen: Siua Taumalolo (3)
1999-10-09
 England  16 – 30  New Zealand Twickenham, London
Attendance: 74,600
Referee: Peter Marshall Australia
Tries: Phil de Glanville
Con: Jonny Wilkinson
Pen: Jonny Wilkinson (3)		 Tries: Byron Kelleher, Jeff Wilson, Jonah Lomu
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (3)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (3)
1999-10-14
 New Zealand  101 – 3  Italy McAlpine Stadium, Huddersfield
Attendance: 22,032
Referee: Jim Fleming Scotland
Tries: Jeff Wilson (3), Glen Osborne (2), Jonah Lomu (2), Taine Randell, Tony Brown, Christian Cullen, Mark Hammett, Daryl Gibson, Scott Robertson, Dylan Mika
Con: Tony Brown (11)
Pen: Tony Brown (3)		 Pen: Diego Dominguez

Knockout Stage

1999-10-24
 New Zealand  30 – 18  Scotland Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Attendance: 67,529
Referee: Ed Morrison England
Tries: Tana Umaga (2)
Jeff Wilson, Jonah Lomu
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (2)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (2)		 Tries: Cameron Murray, Budge Pountney
Con: Kenny Logan
Pen: Kenny Logan
Drop: Gregor Townsend
1999-10-31
 New Zealand  31 – 43  France Twickenham, London
Attendance: 75,000
Referee: Jim Flemming Scotland
Tries: Jonah Lomu (2), Jeff Wilson
Con: Andrew Mehrtens (2)
Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (4)		 Tries:Christophe Lamaison, Christophe Dominici, Richard Dourthe, Philippe Bernat-Salles
Con: Christophe Lamaison (4)
Pen: Christophe Lamaison (3)
Drop: Christophe Lamaison (2)
1999-11-04
 South Africa  22 – 18  New Zealand Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Attendance: 74,500
Referee: Peter Marshall Australia
Tries: Breyton Paulse
Con: Henry Honiball
Pen: Henry Honiball (3)
Drop goals: Percy Montgomery (2)		 Pen: Andrew Mehrtens (6)

2003

2003-10-11
 New Zealand  70 – 7  Italy Telstra Dome, Melbourne
Attendance: 41,715
Referee: Andrew Cole Australia
Tries: B. Thorn, R. Thorne, Howlett (2), Spencer (2), Rokocoko (2), Marshall, Carter, MacDonald
Con: Carter (6)
Pen: Spencer		 Tries: Phillips
Con: Peens
2003-10-17
 New Zealand  68 – 6  Canada Telstra Dome, Melbourne
Attendance: 38,899
Referee: Tony Spreadbury England
Tries: Ralph (2), So'oialo (2), Muliaina (4), Meeuws, Nonu
Con: Carter (9)		 Pen: Barker (2)
2003-10-24
 New Zealand  91 – 7  Tonga Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Attendance: 47,588
Referee: Pablo De Luca Argentina
Tries: Braid, Carter, Flynn, Ralph (2), Spencer, Meeuws, Penalty try, Muliaina (2), MacDonald, Howlett (2)
Con: MacDonald (12), Spencer		 Tries: Hola
Con: Tu'ipulotu
2003-11-02
 New Zealand  53 – 37  Wales Telstra Stadium, Sydney
Attendance: 80,012
Referee: André Watson South Africa
Tries: Rokocoko (2), MacDonald, Williams, Howlett (2), Spencer, Mauger
Con: MacDonald (5)
Pen: MacDonald		 Tries: Taylor, Parker, Charvis, S. Williams
Con: S. Jones (4)
Pen: S. Jones (3)

Knockout Stage

2003-11-08
 New Zealand  29 – 9  South Africa Telstra Dome, Melbourne
Attendance: 40,734
Referee: Tony Spreadbury England
Tries: MacDonald 16' c
Mealamu 59' m
Rokocoko 72' m
Con: MacDonald
Pen: MacDonald (3)
Drop: Mauger 45'		 Pen: Hougaard (3)
2003-11-15
 New Zealand  10 – 22  Australia Telstra Stadium, Sydney
Attendance: 82,444
Referee: Chris White England
Try: Thorne 35' c
Con: MacDonald
Pen: MacDonald		 Try: Mortlock 9' c
Con: Flatley
Pen: Flatley (5)
2003-11-20
 New Zealand  40 – 13  France Telstra Stadium, Sydney
Attendance: 62,712
Referee: Chris White England
Tries: Jack 12' c
Howlett 20' c
Rokocoko 51' c
Thorn 54' c
Muliaina 58' c
Holah m
Con: MacDonald
Carter (4)		 Try: Elhorga 42' c
Con: Yachvili
Pen: Yachvili
Drop: Yachvili

2007

2007-09-08
13:45
 New Zealand  76 – 14  Italy Stade Vélodrome, Marseille
Attendance: 58,612
Referee: Wayne Barnes England
Tries: McCaw (2) 2' c, 7' c
Howlett (3) 12' c, 56' c, 59' m
Muliaina 15' c
Sivivatu (2) 18' c, 29' m
Jack 50' c
Collins (2) 68' c, 70' c
Con: Carter (7/9)
McAlister (2/2)
Pen: Carter (1/1)		 (Report) Tries: Stanojevic 38' c
Mi. Bergamasco 71' c
Con: Bortolussi (1/1)
de Marigny (1/1)
2007-09-15
13:00
 New Zealand  108 – 13  Portugal Stade de Gerland, Lyon
Attendance: 40,729
Referee: Chris White England
Tries: Rokocoko (2) 3' m, 12' c
Toeava 25' c
Williams 28' c
Mauger (2) 30' c, 66' c
Collins 32' c
Masoe 34' m
Hore 40' c
Leonard 50' c
Evans 59' c
Ellis 61' c
MacDonald 69' c
Smith (2) 72' c, 79' c
Hayman 76' c
Con: Evans (14/16)		 (Report) Try: Cordeiro 48' c
Con: D. Pinto (1/1)
Pen: D. Pinto (1/1) 75'
Drop: Gonçalo Malheiro (1/2) 22'
2007-09-23
17:00
 Scotland  0 – 40  New Zealand Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Attendance: 64,558
Referee: Marius Jonker South Africa
(Report) Tries: McCaw 5' c
Howlett (2) 15' c, 74' c
Kelleher 33' c
Williams 62' c
Carter 65' c
Con: Carter (2/5)
Pen: Carter (2/3) 26', 43'
2007-09-29
13:00
 New Zealand  85 – 8  Romania Stadium de Toulouse, Toulouse
Attendance: 35,608
Referee: Joël Jutge France
Tries: Sivivatu (2) 1' m, 24' c
Masoe 10' c
Rokocoko (3) 15' c, 58' c, 66' c
Evans 18' m
Mauger 37' m
Toeava (2) 47' c, 80+' c
Hore 64' c
Smith 75' c
Howlett 79' c
Con: McAlister (4/7)
Evans (6/6)		 (Report) Try: Tincu 31' m
Pen: Vlaicu 72'

Knockout Stage

Quarterfinal

2007-10-06
21:00
 New Zealand  18 – 20  France Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Attendance: 71,669
Referee: Wayne Barnes England
Tries: McAlister 17' c
So'oialo 63' m
Con: Carter (1/1)
Pen: Carter (2/2) 14', 31'		 (Report) Tries: Dusautoir 54' c
Jauzion 69' c
Con: Beauxis (1/1)
Élissalde (1/1)
Pen: Beauxis (2/3) 40+', 46'

2011

2011-09-09
21:00
 New Zealand  41 – 10  Tonga Eden Park, Auckland
Attendance: 60,000
Referee: George Clancy Republic of Ireland
Tries: Dagg 10', 22'
Kahui 19', 33'
Kaino 58'
Nonu 74'
Con: Carter (3/5)
Slade (1/1)
Pen: Carter (1/1) 4'		 (Report) Tries: Taumololo 73' c
Con: Morath (1/1)
Pen: Morath (1/1) 40+'
2011-09-16
20:00
 New Zealand  83 – 7  Japan Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Attendance: 30,484
Referee: Nigel Owens Wales
Tries: Smith 4',
Kahui 16', 45'
Kaino 21'
Mealamu 30'
Ellis 34'
Slade 36'
Con: Slade (9/13)		 (Report) Tries: Onozawa 58' c
Con: M. Williams (1/1)
2011-09-24
20:30
 New Zealand  37 – 17  France Eden Park, Auckland
Attendance: 60,000
Referee: Allain Rolland Republic of Ireland
Tries: Thomson 10',
Jane 17',
Dagg (2) 21', 41'
Williams 77'
Con: Carter (3/5) 18', 21', 42'
Pen: Carter (1/1) 47' Drop: Carter		 (Report) Tries: Mermoz 54',
Trinh-Duc 75'


Con: Yachvili (2/2) 55', 75'
Pen: Yachvili (1/1) 39'
2011-10-02
15:30
 New Zealand  79 – 15  Canada Westpac Stadium, Wellington
Attendance: 60,000
Referee: Romain Poite France
Tries: Guildford (4) 7', 24', 35', 76',
Vito (2) 11', 80',
Dagg 20',
Muliaina 29',
Cowan 44',
Kaino (2) 51', 67',
Williams 59'
Con: Slade (4) 8', 30', 45', 52'
Weepu (4) 61', 68', 78', 80'
Pen: Slade (1/1) 15'		 (Report) Tries: Trainor (2) 40', 42'
Pen: Monro (1/1) 2'

Knockout Stage

Quarterfinal

2011-10-09
20:30
 New Zealand  33 – 10  Argentina Eden Park, Auckland
Attendance: 60,000
Referee: Nigel Owens Wales
Tries: Read 10', 22'
Thorn 77',
Con: Weepu (1/2) 77'

Pen: Weepu (7/8) 13', 26',

36', 40', 50', 59', 73'

 (Report) Tries: Cabello 31' c
Con: Contepomi (1/1)
Pen: Bosch (1/1) 46'

Semifinal

2011-10-16
20:30
 New Zealand  20 – 6  Australia Eden Park, Auckland
Referee: Craig Joubert South Africa
Tries: Nonu
Pen: Weepu
Drop: Cruden		 (Report) Pen: O'Connor
Drop: Cooper

2011 Rugby World Cup Final

Main Article: 2011 Rugby World Cup Final

2011-10-23
20:30
 New Zealand  8 – 7  France Eden Park, Auckland
Referee: Craig Joubert South Africa
Tries: Woodcock
Pen: Donald		 [1] Tries: Dusautoir
Con: Trinh-Duc

Overall record

Overall record against all nations in the World Cup:[1]

Country Played Wins Draws Losses For Against +/- Winning percent
 Italy 5 5 - - 348 51 +297 100
 Scotland 5 5 - - 161 57 +104 100
 Wales 3 3 - - 136 52 +84 100
 England 3 3 - - 93 57 +36 100
 Tonga 3 3 - - 177 26 +151 100
 Canada 3 3 - - 176 34 +142 100
 Japan 2 2 - - 228 24 +204 100
 Portugal 1 1 - - 108 13 +95 100
 Romania 1 1 - - 85 8 +77 100
 Fiji 1 1 - - 74 13 +61 100
 United States 1 1 - - 46 6 +40 100
 Argentina 2 2 - - 79 25 +54 100
Ireland 1 1 - - 43 19 +24 100
 France 6 4 - 2 163 109 +54 67
 South Africa 3 1 - 2 59 46 +13 33
 Australia 3 1 - 2 36 44 -8 33
TOTAL 43 37 - 6 2012 584 +1428 86.05

Portrayal on screen

New Zealand can be seen playing South Africa in the feature film Invictus based on the 1995 Rugby World Cup.

References

  1. ^ "All Blacks at the Rugby World Cup". allblacks.com. http://stats.allblacks.com/asp/rwc.asp. Retrieved 2008-04-07. 

External links

v · d · eNations who have competed in the Rugby World Cup by tier
Tier 1 teams
Argentina · Australia · England · France · Ireland · Italy · New Zealand · Scotland · South Africa · Wales
Tier 2 teams
Canada · Fiji · Japan · Romania · Samoa · Tonga · USA
Tier 3 teams
Georgia · Ivory Coast · Namibia · Portugal · Russia · Spain · Uruguay · Zimbabwe

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