1994 England rugby union tour of South Africa

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1994 England rugby union tour of South Africa
Summary
PWDL
Total
08030005
Test match
02010001
Opponent
PWDL
Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa
2 1 0 1
Tour chronology
Previous tour Australia and Fiji 1991
Next tour Argentina
& Australia 1997

Fixtures and results

Scores and results list England's points tally first.
Opposing TeamForAgainstDateVenueStatus
Orange Free State 112211 May 1994 Springbok Park, BloemfonteinTour Match
Natal 62121 May 1994 Kings Park Stadium, DurbanTour Match
Western Transvaal 262425 May 1994 Olën Park, PotchefstroomTour Match
Transvaal 212428 May 1994 Ellis Park Johannesburg Tour Match
South Africa 'A' 161931 May 1994 Hoffe Park, KimberleyTour Match
South Africa 32154 June 1994 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria First Test
Eastern Province 31137 June 1994 Boet Erasmus Stadium, Port ElizabethTour Match
South Africa 92711 June 1994 Newlands, Cape Town Second test

Touring party

Source: [1]

PlayerPositionClubAgeCaps
Paul Hull Full back Bristol 250
David Pears Full back Harlequins 264
Adedayo Adebayo Wing Bath 230
Damian Hopley Wing Wasps 240
Rory Underwood Wing Leicester 3065
Tony Underwood Wing Leicester 258
Mike Catt Centre Bath 220
Will Carling Centre Harlequins 2847
Phil de Glanville Centre Bath 257
Stuart Potter Centre Leicester 260
Rob Andrew Fly Half Wasps 2657
Stuart Barnes Fly Half Bath 2510
Steve Bates Scrum half Wasps 311
Dewi Morris Scrum half Orrell 3017
Jason Leonard Prop Harlequins 2530
John Mallett Prop Bath 250
Graham Rowntree Prop Leicester 230
Victor Ubogu Prop Bath 297
Graham Dawe Hooker Bath 344
Brian Moore Hooker Harlequins 3250
Martin Bayfield Lock Northampton 2714
Martin Johnson Lock Leicester 246
Matt Poole Lock Leicester 250
Nigel Redman Lock Bath 2916
Ben Clarke Back Row Bath 269
Lawrence Dallaglio Back Row Wasps 210
Dean Ryan Back Row Wasps 273
Steve Ojomoh Back Row Bath 232
Dean Richards Back Row Leicester 3036
Tim Rodber Back Row Northampton 246

Matches

First test

Source: [2]

4 June 1994
15:45 SAST (UTC+02)
South Africa  Flag of South Africa.svg(6) 15 - 32 (23)Flag of England.svg  England
Pen: Joubert (5)Try: Clarke
Andrew
Con: Andrew (2)
Pen: Andrew (5)
Drop: Andrew
Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
Attendance: 51,000
Referee: Colin Hawke (New Zealand)
FB15 André Joubert
RW14 James Small
OC13 Pieter Muller
IC12 Brendan Venter
LW11 Chester Williams
FH10 Hennie le Roux
SH9 Joost van der Westhuizen
N88 Tiaan Strauss
BF7 Fritz Van Heerden
OF6 François Pienaar (c)
RL5 Steve Atherton
LL4 Hannes Strydom
TP3 Balie Swart
HK2 John Allan
LP1 Ollie le Roux
Replacements:
CE16 F.A. Meiring
FH17 Joel Stransky
SH18 Johan Roux
HK19 James Dalton
FL20 Ruben Kruger
PR21 Johan Le Roux
Coach:
Flag of South Africa.svg Ian McIntosh
FB15 Paul Hull
RW14 Tony Underwood
OC13 Will Carling (c)
IC12 Phil de Glanville
LW11 Rory Underwood
FH10 Rob Andrew
SH9 Dewi Morris
N88 Dean Richards
OF7 Ben Clarke
BF6 Tim Rodber
RL5 Nigel Redman
LL4 Martin Bayfield
TP3 Victor Ubogu
HK2 Brian Moore
LP1 Jason Leonard
Replacements:
FL16 Steve Ojomoh Sub on.svg
FB17 Jon Callard
FH18 Mike Catt
SH19 Steve Bates
HK20 Graham Dawe
PR21 Graham Rowntree
Coach:
Flag of England.svg Jack Rowell

Notes:

Second test

Source: [3]

11 June 1994
15:30 SAST (UTC+02)
South Africa  Flag of South Africa.svg(3) 27 - 9 (3)Flag of England.svg  England
Try: le Roux
Joubert
Con: Joubert
Pen: le Roux (3)
Joubert (2)
Pen: Andrew (3)
Newlands Stadium, Cape Town
Attendance: 45,000
Referee: Colin Hawke (New Zealand)
FB15 André Joubert
RW14 James Small
OC13 Pieter Muller
IC12 Brendan Venter
LW11 Chester Williams
FH10 Hennie le Roux
SH9 Johan Roux
N88 Adriaan Richter
BF7 Ian MacDonald
OF6 François Pienaar (c)
RL5 Steve Atherton
LL4 Mark Andrews
TP3 Johan Le Roux
HK2 John Allan
LP1 Balie Swart
Replacements:
SH16 Joost van der Westhuizen Sub on.svg
FL17 Fritz Van Heerden Sub on.svg
CE18 Jannie Claassens
FH19 Lance Sherrell
PR20 Japie Barnard
HK21 James Dalton
Coach:
Flag of South Africa.svg Ian McIntosh
FB15 Paul Hull
RW14 Tony Underwood
OC13 Will Carling (c)
IC12 Phil de Glanville
LW11 Rory Underwood
FH10 Rob Andrew
SH9 Dewi Morris
N88 Ben Clarke
OF7 Steve Ojomoh
BF6 Tim Rodber
RL5 Nigel Redman
LL4 Martin Bayfield
TP3 Victor Ubogu
HK2 Brian Moore
LP1 Jason Leonard
Replacements:
CE16 Mike Catt
FH17 Stuart Barnes
SH18 Steve Bates
PR19 John Mallett
HK20 Graham Dawe
FL21 Lawrence Dallaglio
Coach:
Flag of England.svg Jack Rowell

Notes:

See also

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References

  1. "Rugby Union: England's telling tour of enlightenment: Rowell's squad to discover a changed South Africa on and off the playing field" . 10 May 1994. Archived from the original on 1 May 2022. Retrieved 28 December 2016.
  2. "Rugby Union - ESPN Scrum - South Africa v England at Pretoria". ESPN Scrum. Retrieved 23 January 2020.
  3. "Rugby Union - ESPN Scrum - South Africa v England at Cape Town". ESPN Scrum. Retrieved 23 January 2020.

Stephen Jones, ed. (1995). Rothmans Rugby Union Yearbook 1995–96. Headline. ISBN   0-7472-7816-4.

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