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词条 History of rugby union matches between Australia and South Africa
释义

  1. Rugby World Cup

  2. Mandela Challenge Plate

  3. Summary

     Overall  Records 

  4. List of series

  5. Results

  6. XV results

  7. See also

  8. References

  9. External links

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The contest between The Wallabies and The Springboks is one of the major rivalries in rugby union.

The teams' first meeting was on 8 July 1933 at Newlands in Cape Town in the first of 5 tests on the 1933 Wallabies tour. The test was won 17–3 by South Africa who also won that first series 3–2.

South Africa has a better than 57% winning record against Australia, and before the era of sporting boycotts, dominated the early encounters up to 1971.[1] Out of all their tests, South Africa holds the advantage having won 46 of 83 games. However, since South African rugby's readmission in 1992, the record has been more even—Australia winning 28 and South Africa 25 out of 52 games, three having been drawn.

Both sides have exhibited a considerable home advantage, with the Springboks winning more than 75% of matches played in South Africa, and the Wallabies winning more than 60% of matches played in Australia.

In the amateur era, the Springboks made five tours to Australia, and were undefeated in three of them. South Africa won two of the four test series they played in Australia; 2–0 in 1937, and 3–0 in 1971. By contrast, the Wallabies made six tours to South Africa, only once making it through undefeated, albeit on a tour comprising only four matches and one test in 1992. Prior to that, Australia's best away tour was the 2-all drawn test series of 1963.[2]

Prior to 1972, South African teams were racially selected, organised by the whites-only South African Rugby Board. Australia then supported the international boycott of sporting contacts with South Africa over the issue of apartheid. The teams did not meet again until 1992, when apartheid was being dismantled and the SARB had merged with the non-racial South African Rugby Union. Since that time Australia has won just over 50% of their games and has won the Mandela Plate nine times in the twelve years since its inception.[3]

In the professional era, extended tours of each country have been replaced by participation in an annual series involving the top teams of the Southern Hemisphere. From 1996 through 2011, Australia and South Africa competed alongside New Zealand in the Tri Nations series. Starting in 2012, the three nations competed alongside Argentina in The Rugby Championship. In the Tri Nations era, the Wallabies and Springboks played two or three encounters each year on a home-and-away basis; the Rugby Championship features two annual encounters, also on a home-and-away basis.

Rugby World Cup

Australia and South Africa have met three times in the Rugby World Cup. In 1995 they were drawn in the same pool and host nation South Africa won 27–18, going on to win the cup. In 1999 Australia knocked South Africa out of the competition in a semi-final at Twickenham, winning 27–21. In 2011, Australia again knocked South Africa out of the competition, in a quarter-final at Westpac Stadium in Wellington, winning 11–9.

Mandela Challenge Plate

{{main|Mandela Challenge Plate}}
Date Venue Home Team Score Away Team Competitions Winner
8 SeptemberSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane{{ru-rt|Australia}}23–18South Africa}}2018 Rugby Championship{{ru|Australia}}
29 SeptemberNelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth{{ru-rt|South Africa}}23–12Australia}}

Summary

Overall

DetailsPlayedWon by
{{ru|AUS		Won by
{{ru|RSA		DrawnAustralia pointsSouth Africa points
In Australia 39 25 12 2 842 642
In South Africa 46 10 35 1 653 1026
Neutral venue 2 2 0 0 38 30
Overall 87 37 47 3 1533 1698

Records

Note: Date shown in brackets indicates when the record was or last set.
RecordAustraliaSouth Africa
Longest winning streak5 (23 July 2011 – 29 Sep 2012)7 (2 Aug 1969 – 29 Aug 1992)
Largest points for
Home49 (15 July 2006)61 (23 August 1997)
Away41 (4 September 2010)38 (7 September 2013)
Largest winning margin
Home49 (15 July 2006)45 (30 August 2008)
Away23 (29 August 1992)26 (7 September 2013)
Largest aggregate score
83 (South Africa 61-22 Australia) (23 August 1997)

List of series

DetailsPlayedWon by
{{ru|AUS		Won by
{{ru|South Africa|1928		Drawn
Overall 10 2 7 1
Year Australia South Africa Series winner
1993 21AUS}}
1971 03South Africa|1928}}
1969 04South Africa|1928}}
1965 20AUS}}
1963 22 {{noflag}} draw
1961 02South Africa|1928}}
1956 02South Africa|1928}}
1953 13South Africa|1928}}
1937 02South Africa|1928}}
1933 23South Africa|1928}}

Results

No. Date Venue Score Winner Competition
1 8 July 1933 Newlands, Cape Town17–3South Africa|1928}}1933 Tour
2 22 July 1933 Kingsmead, Durban6–21AUS}}
3 12 August 1933 Ellis Park, Johannesburg12–3South Africa|1928}}
4 26 August 1933 Crusader Park, Port Elizabeth11–0South Africa|1928}}
5 2 September 1933 Springbok Park, Bloemfontein4–15AUS}}
6 26 June 1937 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney5–9South Africa|1928}}1937 Tour
7 17 July 1937 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney17–26South Africa|1928}}
8 22 August 1953 Ellis Park, Johannesburg25–3South Africa|1928}}1953 Tour
9 5 September 1953 Newlands, Cape Town14–18AUS}}
10 19 September 1953 Kingsmead, Durban18–8South Africa|1928}}
11 26 September 1953 Crusader Park, Port Elizabeth22–9South Africa|1928}}
12 26 May 1956 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney0–9South Africa|1928}}1956 Tour
13 2 June 1956 Exhibition Ground, Brisbane0–9South Africa|1928}}
14 5 August 1961 Ellis Park, Johannesburg28–3South Africa|1928}}1961 Tour
15 12 August 1961 Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth23–11South Africa|1928}}
16 13 July 1963 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria14–3South Africa|1928}}1963 Tour
17 10 August 1963 Newlands, Cape Town5–9AUS}}
18 24 August 1963 Ellis Park, Johannesburg9–11AUS}}
19 7 September 1963 Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth22–6South Africa|1928}}
20 19 June 1965 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney18–11AUS}}1965 Tour
21 26 June 1965 Lang Park, Brisbane12–8AUS}}
22 2 August 1969 Ellis Park, Johannesburg30–11South Africa|1928}}1969 Tour
23 16 August 1969 Kings Park, Durban16–9South Africa|1928}}
24 6 September 1969 Newlands, Cape Town11–3South Africa|1928}}
25 20 September 1969 Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein19–8South Africa|1928}}
26 17 July 1971 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney11–19South Africa|1928}}1971 Tour
27 31 July 1971 Exhibition Ground, Brisbane6–14South Africa|1928}}
28 7 August 1971 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney6–18South Africa|1928}}
29 29 August 1992 Newlands, Cape Town3–26AUS}}
30 31 July 1993 Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney12–19South Africa|1928}}1993 Tour
31 14 August 1993 Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane28–20AUS}}
32 21 August 1993 Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney19–12AUS}}
33 25 May 1995 Newlands, Cape Town18–27South Africa}} 1995 Rugby World Cup
34 13 July 1996 Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney21–16AUS}}1996 Tri Nations Series
35 3 August 1996 Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein25–19RSA}}
36 2 August 1997 Lang Park, Brisbane32–20AUS}}1997 Tri Nations Series
37 23 August 1997 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria61–22RSA}}
38 18 July 1998 Subiaco Oval, Perth13–14RSA}}1998 Tri Nations Series
39 22 August 1998 Ellis Park, Johannesburg29–15RSA}}
40 17 July 1999 Lang Park, Brisbane32–6AUS}}1999 Tri Nations Series
41 14 August 1999 Newlands, Cape Town10–9RSA}}
42 30 October 1999 Twickenham, London, England27–21AUS}} 1999 Rugby World Cup
43 8 July 2000 Colonial Stadium, Melbourne44–23AUS}}
44 29 July 2000 Stadium Australia, Sydney26–6AUS}}2000 Tri Nations Series
45 26 August 2000 Kings Park, Durban18–19AUS}}
46 28 July 2001 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria20–15RSA}}2001 Tri Nations Series
47 18 August 2001 Subiaco Oval, Perth14–14 draw
48 27 July 2002 Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane38–27AUS}}2002 Tri Nations Series
49 17 August 2002 Ellis Park, Johannesburg33–31RSA}}
50 12 July 2003 Newlands, Cape Town26–22RSA}}2003 Tri Nations Series
51 2 August 2003 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane29–9AUS}}
52 31 July 2004 Subiaco Oval, Perth30–26AUS}}2004 Tri Nations Series
53 21 August 2004 ABSA Stadium, Durban23–19RSA}}
54 9 July 2005 Telstra Stadium, Sydney30–12AUS}}
55 23 July 2005 Ellis Park, Johannesburg33–20RSA}}
56 30 July 2005 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria22–16RSA}}2005 Tri Nations Series
57 20 August 2005 Subiaco Oval, Perth19–22RSA}}
58 15 July 2006 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane49–0AUS}}2006 Tri Nations Series
59 5 August 2006 Telstra Stadium, Sydney20–18AUS}}
60 9 September 2006 Ellis Park, Johannesburg24–16RSA}}
61 16 June 2007 Newlands, Cape Town22–19RSA}}2007 Tri Nations Series
62 7 July 2007 Telstra Stadium, Sydney25–17AUS}}
63 19 July 2008 Subiaco Oval, Perth16–9AUS}}2008 Tri Nations Series
64 23 August 2008 Kings Park, Durban15–27AUS}}
65 30 August 2008 Ellis Park, Johannesburg53–8RSA}}
66 8 August 2009 Newlands, Cape Town29–17RSA}}2009 Tri Nations Series
67 29 August 2009 Subiaco Oval, Perth25–32RSA}}
68 5 September 2009 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane21–6AUS}}
69 24 July 2010 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane30–13AUS}}2010 Tri Nations Series
70 28 August 2010 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria44–31RSA}}
71 4 September 2010 Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein39–41AUS}}
72 23 July 2011 ANZ Stadium, Sydney39–20AUS}}2011 Tri Nations Series
73 13 August 2011 Kings Park, Durban9–14AUS}}
74 9 October 2011 Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand9–11AUS}} 2011 Rugby World Cup
75 8 September 2012 Patersons Stadium, Perth26–19AUS}}2012 Rugby Championship
76 29 September 2012 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria31–8RSA}}
77 7 September 2013 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane12–38RSA}}2013 Rugby Championship
78 28 September 2013 Newlands, Cape Town28–8RSA}}
79 6 September 2014 Patersons Stadium, Perth24–23AUS}}2014 Rugby Championship
80 27 September 2014 Newlands, Cape Town28–10RSA}}
81 18 July 2015 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane24–20AUS}} 2015 Rugby Championship
82 10 September 2016 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane23–17AUS}}2016 Rugby Championship
83 1 October 2016 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria18–10RSA}}
84 9 September 2017 nib Stadium, Perth23–23 draw2017 Rugby Championship
85 30 September 2017 Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein27–27 draw
86 8 September 2018 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane23–18AUS}}2018 Rugby Championship
87 29 September 2018 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth23–12RSA}}

XV results

Below is a list of matches that Australia has retrospectively awarded matches test match status by virtue of awarding caps, but South Africa did not award caps.

DateVenueScoreWinnerComments
2 July 1921 University Oval, Sydney 9–28 South Africa Not classed as a full international by South Africa who fielded a South Africa XV.
27 June 1921 Royal Agricultural Showground, Sydney 11–16 South Africa Not classed as a full international by South Africa who fielded a South Africa XV.
25 June 1921 Royal Agricultural Showground, Sydney 10–25 South Africa Not classed as a full international by South Africa who fielded a South Africa XV.

See also

{{Portal|Rugby union|Australia|South Africa}}
  • Mandela Challenge Plate

References

1. ^{{cite web |title= ESPNscrum Team Records |website= espnscrum.com |accessdate= 26 November 2013 |url= http://stats.espnscrum.com/statsguru/rugby/stats/index.html?class=1;opposition=6;orderby=date;team=5;template=results;type=team}}
2. ^Pick and Go rugby archive – select Wallabies and Boks.
3. ^National rugby unions

External links

{{History of Tier 1 nations}}{{Australia national rugby union team}}{{South Africa national rugby union team}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Australia and South Africa}}

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