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1921 South Africa rugby union tour of Australia and New Zealand

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The 1921 South Africa rugby union tour of Australia and New Zealand was the third tour made by the Springboks rugby team, and their first tour to Australia and New Zealand. South Africa played three Test matches against the All Blacks. The series was drawn 1–all, and the long-running controversy between the countries over the All Blacks' inclusion of Maori players began.^[1]

The Springboks played five matches in Australia, winning them all. The three most important matches against New South Wales, were retroactively accorded Test status by the Australian Rugby Union in 1986, but remain as tour matches only for the South African Rugby Board.

South Africa then played nineteen matches in New Zealand, winning fifteen, losing two and drawing two.^[2]

Match summary

Complete list of matches played by the Springboks in Australia and New Zealand

{{colorbox|#ffff99|border=#999999}} Test matches

#	Date	Rival	City	Venue	Country	Score
1	18 Jun	Victoria XV	Melbourne	Australia	51–0
2	25 Jun	New South Wales}} NSW Waratahs {{refn\|The three matches played by New South Wales were retroactively accorded Test status by the Australian Rugby Union in 1986, but remain as tour matches only for the SARU.\|group=note\|name=partialtest}}	Sydney	Showground	Australia	25–10
3	27 Jun	New South Wales}} NSW Waratahs {{refn\|group=note\|name=partialtest}}	Sydney	Showground	Australia	16–11
4	2 Jul	New South Wales}} NSW Waratahs {{refn\|group=note\|name=partialtest}}	Sydney	University Oval	Australia	28–9
5	6 Jul	Metropolitan	Sydney	Australia	14–8
6	13 Jul	Wanganui RU	Whanganui	Cooks Gardens	New Zealand	11–6
7	16 Jul	Taranaki RU	Taranaki	New Zealand	0–0
8	20 Jul	Waiparapa Bush RU	Masterton	New Zealand	18–3
9	23 Jul	Wellington RU	Wellington	Athletic Park	New Zealand	8–3
10	27 Jul	West Coast / Buller RU	Greymouth	Rugby Park	New Zealand	33–3
11	30 Jul	Canterbury	Christchurch	Lancaster Park	New Zealand	4–6
12	3 Aug	South Canterbury RU	Timaru	Fraser Park	New Zealand	34–3
13	6 Aug	Southland RU	Invercargill	Rugby Park	New Zealand	12–0
14	10 Aug	Otago RU	Carisbrook	New Zealand
15	13 Aug	NZL}}	Carisbrook	New Zealand	5–13
16	17 Aug	Manawatu / Horowhenua RU	Manawatu-Wanganui	Showground	New Zealand	3–0
17	20 Aug	Auckland / North Auckland RU	Auckland	Eden Park	New Zealand	24–8
18	24 Aug	Bay of Plenty	Rotorua	International Stadium	New Zealand	17–9
19	27 Aug	NZL}}	Auckland	Eden Park	New Zealand	9–5
20	30 Aug	Waikato RU	Hamilton	New Zealand	6–0
21	3 Sep	Hawke's Bay / Poverty Bay RU	Napier	McLean Park	New Zealand	14–8
22	7 Sep	New Zealand Māori	Napier	McLean Park	New Zealand	9–8
23	10 Sep	Nelson / Golden Bay-Motueka / Marlborough RU	Nelson	New Zealand	26–3
24	17 Sep	NZL}}	Wellington	Athletic Park	New Zealand	0–0

Notes

1. ^{{cite news|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_union/5387120.stm|title=All Blacks magic: New Zealand rugby | publisher= BBC|accessdate=10 August 2010|first=Sean|last=Davies|date=21 October 2008}}
2. ^{{cite book |last=Jenkins |first=Vivian |authorlink=Vivian Jenkins|editor= |title=Rothmans Rugby Yearbook 1982–83|year=1983 |month= |publisher=Rothmans Publications Ltd |isbn= 0-907574-13-0|pages=320–321 |chapter= |chapterurl= |quote= }}

**Balance**
Played in	Pl	W	D	L	Ps	Pc
Australia	5	5	0	0	134	38
New Zealand	19	15	2	2	244	81
Total	24	20	2	2	378	119

Match details

First Test

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FB	Charles Kingstone
W	John Steel
C	George Aitken (c)
C	Marcus Nicholls
W	Percival Storey
FH	Cecil Badeley
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WF	Jim Donald
P	Ned Hughes
P	Bill Duncan
F	Richard Fogarty
L	Jim Moffitt
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F	Moke Belliss
L	Andrew White


FB	Gerhard Morkel
W	Attie van Heerden
C	Charlie Meyer
C	Wally Clarkson
W	Henry Morkel
FH	Mannetjies Michau
SH	Taffy Townsend
P	Frank Mellish
H	Theuns Kruger
P	Phil Mostert
L	Baby Michau
L	Harry Morkel
F	Alf Walker
F	Tokkie Scholtz
N8	Boy Morkel (c)

Second Test

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FB	Charles Kingstone
W	John Steel
C	George Aitken (c)
C	Marcus Nicholls
W	Percival Storey
FH	Cecil Badeley
SH	Edward Roberts
WF	Jim Donald
P	Ned Hughes
P	Bill Duncan
F	McLean
L	Jim Moffitt
L	Jock Richardson
F	Moke Belliss
L	Alfred West


FB	Gerhard Morkel
W	Henry Morkel
C	Billy Sendin
C	Wally Clarkson
W	Bill Zeller
FH	Charlie Meyer
SH	Mannetjies Michau
P	Nic du Plessis
H	Theuns Kruger
P	Phil Mostert
L	Tank van Rooyen
L	Royal Morkel
F	Mervyn Ellis
F	Tokkie Scholtz
N8	Boy Morkel (c)

Third Test

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FB	Charles Kingstone
W	John Steel
C	Marcus Nicholls
C	Karl Ifwersen
W	Stanley Siddells
FH	Billy Fea
SH	Edward Roberts (c)
WF	Moke Belliss
P	Richard Fogarty
P	Bill Duncan
F	McLean
L	Jim Moffitt
L	Jock Richardson
F	Charles Fletcher
L	Alfred West


FB	Gerhard Morkel
W	Attie van Heerden
C	Charlie Meyer
C	Sarel Strauss
W	Bill Zeller
FH	Sas de Kock
SH	Mannetjies Michau
P	Frank Mellish
H	Phil Mostert
P	Nic du Plessis
L	Tank van Rooyen
L	Royal Morkel
F	Mervyn Ellis
F	Alf Walker
N8	Boy Morkel (c)

References

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Second Test

Third Test

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