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词条 1930 British Lions tour to New Zealand and Australia
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  1. Touring party

     Full Backs  Three-Quarters  Half backs  Forwards 

  2. Match summary

  3. Bibliography

  4. References

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The 1930 British Lions tour to New Zealand and Australia was the twelfth tour by a British Isles team and the fifth to New Zealand and Australia. This tour is recognised as the first to represent a bona fide British team[1] and the first to be widely dubbed the 'Lions', after the nickname was used by journalists during the 1924 tour of South Africa.[2]

Led by England's Doug Prentice and managed by James Baxter the tour took in 28 matches, seven in Australia and 21 in New Zealand. Of the 28 games, 24 were against club or invitational teams, four were test matches against New Zealand and one was a test match against Australia. The test match results saw the Lions lose to Australia, and win only one of the four New Zealand tests.

As with earlier trips, the selectors had a difficult time putting together the final team that made up the British Isles tour. Roughly a hundred players were approached before the 29 who eventually sailed could be chosen. Of the Lions, the players who stood out on the tour included Roger Spong, Harry Bowcott and Jack Bassett, while Ivor Jones impressed in the pack and set up a memorable try in the first game against New Zealand which gave the Lions their only test win.

Touring party

  • Manager: James Baxter
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Full Backs

  • Jack Bassett (Penarth and Wales)
  • William Gordon MacGregor Bonner (Bradford)

Three-Quarters

  • Carl Aarvold (Cambridge U. and England)
  • James "Jim" SR Reeves (Harlequins and England)
  • Jack Morley (Newport and Wales)
  • Anthony "Tony" L Novis (Blackheath and England)
  • Roy Jennings (Redruth)
  • Harry Bowcott (Cambridge U. and Wales)
  • Tommy Jones-Davies (London Welsh and Wales)
  • Paul Finbarr Murray (Wanderers and Ireland)

Half backs

  • Roger Spencer Spong (Old Millhillians and England)
  • Wilfred "Wilf" Henry Sobey (Old Millhillians and England)
  • Thomas "Tom" Caldwell Knowles (Birkenhead Park)
  • Howard Poole (Cardiff)
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Forwards

  • Doug Prentice (Leicester and England) (captain)
  • Henry Rew (Blackheath and England)
  • Dai Parker (Swansea and Wales)
  • WB Welsh (Hawick and Scotland)
  • Brian Henry Black (Oxford U. and England)
  • Michael "Mike" Joseph Dunne (Lansdowne and Ireland)
  • George Beamish (Leicester and Ireland)
  • James "Jimmy" Leo Farrell (Bective Rangers and Ireland)
  • John McDonald Hodgson (Northern)
  • Henry O'Hara O'Neill (Queens and Ireland)
  • Ivor Jones (Llanelli and Wales)
  • Harry Wilkinson (Halifax and England)
  • Samuel "Sam" Airey Martindale Martindale (Kendal and England)
  • Douglas Kendrew (Leicester and England)
  • HCS Jones (Manchester and England)
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Match summary

Complete list of matches played by the British Isles in New Zealand and Australia:[3][4]

{{colorbox|#ffff99|border=#999999}} Test matches
#DateRivalCityCountryResultScore
121 MayWanganui RUWanganui New ZealandWon19–3
224 MayTaranaki RUNew Plymouth New ZealandWon23–7
328 MayManawhenua RUPalmerston North New ZealandWon34–8
431 MayWairarapa–Bush RUMasterton New ZealandWon19–6
53 JuneWellington RUWellington New ZealandLost8–12
67 JuneCanterbury RUChristchurch New ZealandLost8–14
711 JuneWest Coast/Buller RUGreymouth New ZealandWon34–11
814 JuneOtago RUDunedin New ZealandWon33–9
921 JuneNew Zealand}}Dunedin New Zealand Won6–3
1025 JuneSouthlandInvercargill New ZealandWon9–3
1128 JuneAshburton/South Canterbury/North Otago RUTimaru New ZealandWon16–9
125 JulyNew Zealand}}Christchurch New Zealand Lost10–13
139 JulyNew Zealand Māori Wellington New Zealand Won19–13
1412 JulyHawke's Bay RUNapier New ZealandWon14–3
1516 JulyEast Coast/Poverty Bay/Bay of Plenty RUGisborne New ZealandWon25–11
1619 JulyAuckland RUAuckland New ZealandLost6–19
1726 JulyNew Zealand}}Auckland New Zealand Lost10–15
1830 JulyNorth Auckland RUWhangarei New ZealandWon38–5
192 AugWaikato/Thames Valley/King Country RUHamilton New ZealandWon40–16
209 AugNew Zealand}}Wellington New Zealand Lost8–22
2112 AugNelson, Marlborough, Golden Bay and MotuekaBlenheim New ZealandWon41–3
2223 AugNSW Waratahs Sydney Australia Won29–10
2330 AugAUS}} Sydney Australia Lost5–6
243 SepQueensland Reds Brisbane AustraliaWon26–16
256 Sep Australian XV Brisbane AustraliaWon29–14
2610 SepNSW Waratahs Sydney Australia Lost3–28
2713 Sep Victoria Melbourne AustraliaWon41–36
2822 Sep Western Australia Perth AustraliaWon71–3
291 OctCeylon}} Ceylon {{refn|Not listed in traditional Lions tests. As a British crown colony, the island was known as Ceylon; it achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1948.|group=note|name=ceylon}}Colombo Sri LankaWon45–0
Notes
1. ^Godwin (1981), pg 231.
2. ^Griffiths (1987), pg 9:7.
3. ^British & Irish Lions results on Rugby Football History
4. ^Early Lions: Squads and results (1888–1938) on BBC Sport, 18 May 2005
Balance
Played inPlWDLPsPc
New Zealand 21 15 0 6 420 205
Australia 7 5 0 2 204 113
Sri Lanka 1 1 0 0 45 0
Total 29 21 0 8 669 318

Bibliography

  • {{cite book |last=Godwin |first= Terry|author2= Rhys, Chris|title= The Guinness Book of Rugby Facts & Feats |year=1987 |publisher=Guinness Superlatives Limited |location=Enfield |isbn=0-85112-214-0}}
  • {{cite book |last=Griffiths |first=John|author2= |title=The Phoenix Book of International Rugby Records |year=1987 |publisher=Phoenix House |location=London |isbn=0-460-07003-7}}
  • {{cite book |last= Perera |first=SS|author2= |title=100 Years of Rugby Football in Sri Lanka 1879–1978 |year=1981 |publisher=Sri Lanka Rugby Football Union |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=HxA1HQAACAAJ}}

References

{{reflist}}{{British and Irish Lions tours}}{{Rugby Union Tours in New Zealand}}{{DEFAULTSORT:British Lions Tour To New Zealand And Australia}}

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