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词条 1986 New Zealand rugby league tour of Australia and Papua New Guinea
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  1. Squads

     Australia  New Zealand 

  2. New Zealand leg

     First test 

  3. Australian leg

     Second test  Third test 

  4. Papua New Guinea leg

     First test  Second test 

  5. Aftermath

  6. See also

  7. References

The 1986 New Zealand rugby league tour of Australia and Papua New Guinea was a tour by the New Zealand national rugby league team. Test matches were played in New Zealand, Australia and Papua New Guinea. The tour began on 6 July in Auckland and finished on 17 August in Port Moresby, consisted of five test matches, with two of them counting towards the 1985-88 World Cup.

After having lost 18-0 to the Kiwis at Carlaw Park in the 3rd test of the 1985 series, Australia won the 1986 series 3-0. New Zealand then continued their tour to Papua New Guinea. In Papua New Guinea they won the first test against Papua New Guinea 36-26. They then lost the second test match 22-24, a match which counted towards the 1988 World Cup.

Squads

Australia

Australia was coached for the first time by 1956–57 Kangaroo Tourist Don Furner. Wally Lewis was the captain of the team with Wayne Pearce the team vice captain.

The players used by Australia in the series was: Wally Lewis (Wynnum Manly) (c), Wayne Pearce (Balmain) (vc), Noel Cleal (Manly Warringah), Steve Folkes (Canterbury-Bankstown), Garry Jack (Balmain), Brett Kenny (Parramatta), Les Kiss (North Sydney), Terry Lamb (Canterbury-Bankstown), Gene Miles (Wynnum Manly), Bryan Niebling (Redcliffe), Michael O'Connor (St George), Steve Roach (Balmain), Dale Shearer (Manly-Warringah), Royce Simmons (Penrith), Peter Sterling (Pattamatta), Peter Tunks (Canterbury-Bankstown).

Of the players used by Australia, only Wayne Pearce (injury) and Peter Tunks (personal reasons) did not go on the end of season 1986 Kangaroo Tour of Great Britain and France.

New Zealand

The New Zealand test team was coached by Graham Lowe and captained by Mark Graham.

The Kiwis squad was: Mark Graham (North Sydney) (c), Dean Bell (Eastern Suburbs), Shane Cooper (Mt Albert), Mark Elia (Te Atatu), Olsen Filipaina (North Sydney), Gary Freeman (Northcote), Barry Harvey (Western Suburbs (Taranaki)), Gary Kemble (Hull), A'au Leulaui (Hull), Hugh McGahan (Eastern Suburbs), Dane O'Hara (Hull), Ron O'Regan (Mt Albert), Gary Prohm (Hull Kingston Rovers), Joe Ropati (Warrington), Kurt Sorensen (Widnes), Brent Todd (Linwood), Wayne Wallace (Hornby), Darrell Williams (Mt Albert), Owen Wright (Manukau).

Peter Brown, Tea Ropati, Marty Crequer, Dean Lonergan, Adrian Shelford, Sam Stewart, James Goulding, Glenn Donaldson and Gary Mercer also played for the Kiwis against Papua New Guinea.

New Zealand leg

The tour began with Australia coming to Auckland to play the first of three test matches between the trans-Tasman rivals.

This would be the 18th and final test played between New Zealand and Australia at the Carlaw Park ground in Auckland. Due to sponsorship, the test series was known as the "Winfield Test Series".

With the selection of goal kicking St George and NSW outside back Michael O'Connor, the former Wallaby became Australia's 39th dual-code rugby international. Dale Shearer, Steve Folkes and utility reserve Terry Lamb also played in their debut tests for Australia.

First test

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| team2 = {{rl|AUS}}
| score = 8 – 22
| report = [1]
| points1 = Tries:
Dean Bell


Goals:
Olsen Filipaina (2/2)
| points2 = Tries:
Brett Kenny (2)
Steve Folkes
Dale Shearer
Goals:
Michael O'Connor (3/5)
| date = 6 July 1986
| stadium = Carlaw Park, Auckland
| attendance = 14,566
| referee = Robin Whitfield {{flagicon|ENG}}
| manofmatch =
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FB 1Parramatta|12}} Darrell Williams
LW 2Warrington|12}} Joe Ropati
RC 3Wigan|12}} Dean Bell
LC 4Hull|12}} James Leuluai
RW 5Hull|12}} Dane O'Hara
FE 6Norths|12}} Olsen Filipaina
HB 7Parramatta|12}} Shane Cooper
PR 8Aucklandnzrl|12}} Owen Wright
HK 9Bulldogs|12}} Wayne Wallace
PR 10Widnes|12}} Kurt Sorensen
SR 11Norths|12}} Mark Graham (c)
SR 12Easts|12}} Hugh McGahan
LK 13Hull KR|12}} Gary Prohm
Substitutions:
IC 14Parramatta|12}} Ron O'Regan
IC 15Widnes|12}} Mark Elia
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Graham Lowe
FB 1Balmain|12}} Garry Jack
LW 2St George|12}} Michael O'Connor
RC 3Parramatta|12}} Brett Kenny
LC 4Wynnum|12}} Gene Miles
RW 5Manly|12}} Dale Shearer
FE 6Wynnum|12}} Wally Lewis (c)
HB 7Parramatta|12}} Peter Sterling
PR 8Balmain|12}} Steve Roach
HK 9Old Penrith|12}} Royce Simmons
PR 10Bulldogs|12}} Peter Tunks
SR 11Manly|12}} Noel Cleal
SR 12Bulldogs|12}} Steve Folkes
LF 13Balmain|12}} Wayne Pearce
Substitutions:
IC 14Bulldogs|12}} Terry Lamb
IC 15Redcliffe|12}} Bryan Niebling
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Don Furner
{{-}}

Australian leg

In the tour games the Kiwis defeated Newcastle 22-17, Riverina 14-16, Wide Bay 32-7 and North Queensland 46-6.

Second test

After having been Sydney's main test match venue since 1914, this would be the 69th and final test played at the Sydney Cricket Ground until 2008. Gary Freeman, who would go on to play a total of 46 tests for New Zealand until 1995, made his test debut in this game while for Australia, North Sydney and Queensland winger Les Kiss made his test debut replacing an injured Dale Shearer.

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| team1 = {{rl-rt|AUS}}
| team2 = {{rl|NZL}}
| score = 29 – 12
| report = [2]
| points1 = Tries:
Garry Jack
Brett Kenny
Wally Lewis
Gene Miles
Wayne Pearce
Goals:
Michael O'Connor (4)
Field Goals:
Peter Sterling
| points2 = Tries:
Olsen Filipaina
Dane O'Hara



Goals:
Olsen Filipaina (2)
| date = 19 July 1986
| stadium = Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
| attendance = 34,302
| referee = Robin Whitfield {{flagicon|ENG}}
| manofmatch = Steve Roach {{leagueicon|Australia|16}}
}}
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FB 1Balmain|12}} Garry Jack
RW 2Norths|12}} Les Kiss
RC 3Parramatta|12}} Brett Kenny
LC 4Wynnum|12}} Gene Miles
LW 5St George|12}} Michael O'Connor
FE 6Wynnum|12}} Wally Lewis (c)
HB 7Parramatta|12}} Peter Sterling
PR 8Balmain|12}} Steve Roach
HK 9Old Penrith|12}} Royce Simmons
PR 10Bulldogs|12}} Peter Tunks
SR 11Manly|12}} Noel Cleal
SR 12Bulldogs|12}} Steve Folkes
LF 13Balmain|12}} Wayne Pearce
Substitutions:
IC 14Redcliffe|12}} Bryan Niebling
IC 15Bulldogs|12}} Terry Lamb
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Don Furner
FB 1Hull|12}} Gary Kemble
LW 2Wigan|12}} Dean Bell
RC 3Warrington|12}} Joe Ropati
LC 4Widnes|12}} Mark Elia
RW 5Hull|12}} Dane O'Hara
FE 6Norths|12}} Olsen Filipaina
HB 7Castleford|12}} Gary Freeman
PR 8Aucklandnzrl|12}} Owen Wright
HK 9Taranaki|12}} Barry Harvey
PR 10Widnes|12}} Kurt Sorensen
SR 11Norths|12}} Mark Graham (c)
SR 12Easts|12}} Hugh McGahan
LK 13Hull KR|12}} Gary Prohm
Substitutions:
IC 14Parramatta|12}} Shane Cooper
IC 15Parramatta|12}} Ron O'Regan
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Graham Lowe
{{-}}

Third test

Australian vice-captain Wayne Pearce tore the Anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during the first half. Despite surgery and an intense rehabilitation, he was eventually ruled out of the 1986 Kangaroo Tour after failing a team medical.

Australia continued its international dominance and scored a clean sweep against the Kiwis with a 32-12, 6 tries to 2 win in front of almost 23,000 at Lang Park. The match was broadcast into NSW and Qld by the Nine Network and via relay into New Zealand. This game also counted towards the 1985-1988 Rugby League World Cup.[3]

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| team1 = {{rl-rt|AUS}}
| team2 = {{rl|NZL}}
| score = 32 – 12
| report = [4]
| points1 = Tries:
Brett Kenny (2)
Peter Sterling
Wally Lewis
Gene Miles
Michael O'Connor
Goals:
Michael O'Connor (4/6)
| points2 = Tries:
Darrell Williams (2)




Goals:
Olsen Filipaina (2/3)
| date = 29 July 1986
| stadium = Lang Park, Brisbane
| attendance = 22,811
| referee = Robin Whitfield {{flagicon|ENG}}
| manofmatch = Wally Lewis {{leagueicon|Australia|16}}
}}
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}}
FB 1Balmain|12}} Garry Jack
RW 2Norths|12}} Les Kiss
RC 3Wynnum|12}} Gene Miles
LC 4Parramatta|12}} Brett Kenny
LW 5St George|12}} Michael O'Connor
FE 6Wynnum|12}} Wally Lewis (c)
HB 7Parramatta|12}} Peter Sterling
PR 8Balmain|12}} Steve Roach
HK 9Old Penrith|12}} Royce Simmons
PR 10Bulldogs|12}} Peter Tunks
SR 11Manly|12}} Noel Cleal
SR 12Bulldogs|12}} Steve Folkes
LF 13Balmain|12}} Wayne Pearce
Substitutions:
IC 14Redcliffe|12}} Bryan Niebling
IC 15Bulldogs|12}} Terry Lamb
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Don Furner
FB 1Hull|12}} Gary Kemble
LW 2Parramatta|12}} Darrell Williams
RC 3Warrington|12}} Joe Ropati
LC 4Hull KR|12}} Gary Prohm
RW 5Hull|12}} Dane O'Hara
FE 6Norths|12}} Olsen Filipaina
HB 7Castleford|12}} Gary Freeman
PR 8Canterburynzrl|12}} Brent Todd
HK 9Taranaki|12}} Barry Harvey
PR 10Widnes|12}} Kurt Sorensen
SR 11Easts|12}} Hugh McGahan
SR 12Norths|12}} Mark Graham (c)
LK 13Parramatta|12}} Ron O'Regan
Substitutions:
IC 14Parramatta|12}} Shane Cooper
IC 15Aucklandnzrl|12}} Owen Wright
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Graham Lowe
{{-}}

Papua New Guinea leg

In Papua New Guinea they defeated Island Zone 26-6 and lost to Southern Zone 20-26 before the two test matches.

First test

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| bg = #eeeeee
| team1 = {{rl-rt|PNG}}
| team2 = {{rl|NZL}}
| score = 26 – 36
| report = [5]
| points1 = Tries:
Lauta Atoi
Darius Haili
Joe Tep
Bernard Waketsi


Goals:
Kungas Kuveu (5)
| points2 = Tries:
Peter Brown (2)
Mark Elia
Gary Freeman
Hugh McGahan
Dane O'Hara
Joe Ropati
Goals:
Joe Ropati (3)
Peter Brown (1)
| date = 10 August 1986
| stadium = Danny Leahy Oval, Goroka
| attendance = 11,000
| referee = Kevin Roberts {{flagicon|AUS}}
| manofmatch = Adrian Shelford {{leagueicon|Kiwis|16}}
}}
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FB 1Kungas Kuveu
RW 2Joe Katsir
RC 3Lauta Atoi (c)
LC 4Bal Numapo
LW 5Arnold Tivelit
FE 6Darius Haili
HB 7Gessau Gebob
PR 8Joe Tep
HK 9Roy Heni
PR 10Bobby Ako
SR 11Roy Loitive
SR 12Bernard Waketsi
LF 13Arebo Taumaku
Substitutions:
IC 14Dairi Kovae
IC 15Peter Peng
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Barry Wilson
FB 1Hull|12}} Gary Kemble
LW 2Warrington|12}} Joe Ropati
RC 3Parramatta|12}} Darrell Williams
LC 4Widnes|12}} Mark Elia
RW 5Hull|12}} Dane O'Hara
FE 6Hull|12}} James Leuluai
HB 7Castleford|12}} Gary Freeman
PR 8Balmain|12}} Adrian Shelford
HK 9Bulldogs|12}} Wayne Wallace
PR 10Hunslet|12}} Peter Brown
SR 11Aucklandnzrl|12}} Owen Wright
SR 12Easts|12}} Hugh McGahan (c)
LK 13Parramatta|12}} Ron O'Regan
Substitutions:
IC 14Castleford|12}} Marty Crequer
IC 15Leeds|12}} Sam Stewart
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Graham Lowe
{{-}}

Second test

This match counted towards the 1988 Rugby League World Cup.

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| bg = #eeeeee
| team1 = {{rl-rt|PNG}}
| team2 = {{rl|NZL}}
| score = 24 – 22
| report = [6]
| points1 = Tries:
Darius Haili (2)
Bobby Ako
Lauta Atoi

Goals:
Dairi Kovae (4)
| points2 = Tries:
Peter Brown
Hugh McGahan
Joe Ropati
Wayne Wallace
Goals:
Peter Brown (3)
| date = 17 August 1986
| stadium = Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby
| attendance = 15,000
| referee = Kevin Roberts {{flagicon|AUS}}
| manofmatch = Arebo Taumaku {{leagueicon|PNG|16}}
}}
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FB 1Kungas Kuveu
RW 2Joe Katsir
RC 3Lauta Atoi (c)
LC 4Bal Numapo
LW 5Arnold Tivelit
FE 6Darius Haili
HB 7Gessau Gebob
PR 8Joe Tep
HK 9Roy Heni
PR 10Bobby Ako
SR 11Roy Loitive
SR 12Bernard Waketsi
LF 13Arebo Taumaku
Substitutions:
IC 14Dairi Kovae
IC 15Peter Peng
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Barry Wilson
FB 1Hull|12}} Gary Kemble
LW 2Warrington|12}} Joe Ropati
RC 3Parramatta|12}} Darrell Williams
LC 4Widnes|12}} Mark Elia
RW 5Hull|12}} Dane O'Hara
FE 6Hull|12}} James Leuluai
HB 7Castleford|12}} Gary Freeman
PR 8Balmain|12}} Adrian Shelford
HK 9Bulldogs|12}} Wayne Wallace
PR 10Hunslet|12}} Peter Brown
SR 11Aucklandnzrl|12}} Owen Wright
SR 12Easts|12}} Hugh McGahan (c)
LK 13Parramatta|12}} Ron O'Regan
Substitutions:
IC 14Castleford|12}} Marty Crequer
IC 15Leeds|12}} Sam Stewart
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Graham Lowe

Papua New Guinea scored their first ever test match victory against New Zealand and their first test win since defeating France 37-6 in 1977. The Kumuls would not win another test until 1990.[7]

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Aftermath

Following the loss to Papua New Guinea, Graham Lowe resigned in August to take up the position of head coach with English club side Wigan. Tony Gordon was appointed as his replacement in September.

Dun Furner and Wally Lewis would lead the Australian team on the undefeated 1986 Kangaroo Tour of Great Britain and France at the end of the NSWRL and BRL seasons.

See also

  • Australia vs New Zealand in rugby league
  • 1985-88 Rugby League World Cup

References

1. ^1st Test - New Zealand vs Australia
2. ^2nd Test - Australia vs New Zealand
3. ^{{cite av media|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5MGBNZgVvc|title=1986 3rd Test Australia v New Zealand|date=19 December 2013|publisher=|via=YouTube}}
4. ^3rd test - Australia vs New Zealand
5. ^1st Test Papua New Guinea vs New Zealand
6. ^2nd Test Papua New Guinea vs New Zealand
7. ^Papua New Guinea Kumuls results at Rugby League Project
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