1914 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia | |||||
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Manager | R.M. Isaacs | ||||
Tour captain(s) | Dick Roberts | ||||
Top point scorer(s) | Tom Lynch (48) | ||||
Top try scorer(s) | Tom Lynch (16) | ||||
Summary |
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Total |
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Opponent |
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Australia |
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Tour chronology | |||||
Previous tour | 1913 N.America | ||||
Next tour | 1920 N.S.Wales |
The 1914 New Zealand tour rugby to Australia was the eighth tour by the New Zealand national team to Australia. Seven matches were played against regional sides along with three Test match between the two national teams.
New Zealand won the test series v. Australia with three victories.
Name | Position | Province |
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Jack O'Brien | Fullback | Auckland |
Eric Cockroft | Fullback, wing three-quarter | South Canterbury |
Tom Lynch | Wing three-quarter | South Canterbury |
Henry Morgan Taylor | Wing three-quarter, halfback | Canterbury |
George Loveridge | Utility back | Taranaki |
Dick Roberts | Wing three-quarter | Taranaki |
James Ryan | Centre three-quarter | Wellington |
Lyn Weston | First five-eighth | Auckland |
Bobby Black | First five-eighth | Otago |
Jock McKenzie | First five-eighth | Wellington, Auckland [1] |
Edward Roberts | Halfback | Wellington |
James Barrett | Loose forward | Auckland |
Alex Bruce | Loose forward | Auckland |
Tom Fisher | Loose forward | Buller |
James Graham | Loose forward | Otago |
Ranji Wilson | Loose forward | Wellington |
Toby Murray | Wing-forward | Canterbury |
Jim McNeece | Forward | Southland |
Albert Downing | Forward | Auckland |
Sal Irvine | Lock | Otago |
William Lindsay | Hooker | Southland |
Bill Francis | Hooker | Wellington |
Mick Cain | Hooker | Taranaki |
Complete list of matches played by the All Blacks in Australia: [2]
Test matches
# | Date | Rival | City | Venue | Score |
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1 | 1 Jul | Wellington RU | Wellington | Athletic Park | 14–19 |
2 | 11 Jul | NSW Waratahs | Sydney | Sports Ground | 27–6 |
3 | 15 Jul | Central–Western Districts | Orange | Wade Park | 59–10 |
4 | 18 Jul | Australia | Sydney | Sports Ground | 5–0 |
5 | 22 Jul | New England | Armidale | Showground | 35–6 |
6 | 25 Jul | Queensland Reds | Brisbane | The Gabba | 26–5 |
7 | 29 Jul | Queensland Reds | Brisbane | The Gabba | 19–0 |
8 | 1 Aug | Australia | Brisbane | The Gabba | 17–0 |
9 | 5 Aug | Metropolitan Union | Sydney | Sports Ground | 11–6 |
10 | 8 Aug | NSW Waratahs | Sydney | Sports Ground | 25–10 |
11 | 15 Aug | Australia | Sydney | Sports Ground | 22–7 |
Pl | W | D | L | Ps | Pc |
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11 | 10 | 0 | 1 | 260 | 69 |
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