Fiji national rugby league team results

Last updated May 21, 2024

The following list is a complete collection of results for the Fiji Bati.

All-Time Record

Country	Matches	Won	Drawn	Lost	Win %	For	Aga	Diff
American Samoa	1	1	0	0	100%	16	14	+2
Australia	7	0	0	7	0%	24	378	–354
Australian Aboriginies	1	1	0	0	100%	21	20	+1
Cook Islands	13	7	1	5	53.85%	349	219	+130
England	4	0	0	4	0%	22	196	–174
England Knights	1	1	0	0	100%	44	8	+36
France	2	2	0	0	100%	62	18	+44
Great Britain	1	0	0	1	0%	4	72	–68
Ireland	2	2	0	0	100%	62	28	+34
Italy	2	2	0	0	100%	98	14	+84
Lebanon	2	2	0	0	100%	98	42	+56
Māori	1	0	0	1	0%	12	32	–20
New Zealand	2	1	0	1	50%	22	26	-4
New Zealand XIII	1	1	0	0	100%	34	16	+18
Niue	2	1	0	1	50%	34	38	–4
Papua New Guinea	9	3	0	6	33.33%	158	199	–41
Rotuma	1	1	0	0	100%	32	12	+20
Russia	1	1	0	0	100%	38	12	+26
Samoa	12	8	0	4	66.67%	274	184	+90
Scotland	2	1	0	1	50%	46	32	+14
South Africa	1	1	0	0	100%	52	6	+46
Tonga	13	5	1	7	38.46%	221	296	–75
United States	1	1	0	0	100%	58	12	+46
Wales	1	1	0	0	100%	72	6	+66
Total	83	43	2	38	51.81%	1853	1880	–27

Results

Fiji def. Cook Islands 22-18 (23 October 2023)
New Zealand 24-18 (5 November 2022)
Fiji def. Scotland 30-14 (29 October 2022)
Fiji def. Italy 60-4 (22 October 2022)
Australia def. Fiji 42-8 (15 October 2022)
England def. Fiji 50-0 (7 October 2022)
Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 24–14 (25 June 2022)
Fiji def. Papua New Guinea 22–20 (9 November 2019)
Fiji def. Samoa 18–44 (2 November 2019)
Fiji def. Lebanon 58–14 (22 June 2019)
Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 26–14 (23 June 2018)
Australia def. Fiji 54–6 (24 November 2017)
Fiji def. New Zealand 4–2 (18 November 2017)
Fiji def. Italy 38–10 (10 November 2017)
Fiji def. Wales 72–6 (5 November 2017)
Fiji def. USA 58–12 (28 October 2017)
Tonga def. Fiji 26–24 (6 May 2017)
Fiji def. Samoa 20–18 (8 October 2016)
Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 24–22 (24 May 2016)
Fiji def. Papua New Guinea 22–10 (2 May 2015)
Fiji def. Lebanon 40–28 (19 October 2014)
Samoa def. Fiji 32-16 (3 May 2014)
Australia def. Fiji 64–0 (23 November 2013)
Fiji def. Samoa 22–4 (15 November 2013)
England def. Fiji 34–12 (9 November 2013)
Australia def. Fiji 34–2 (2 November 2013)
Fiji def. Ireland 32–14 (28 October 2013)
Fiji def. Samoa 24–4 (2 June 2010)^[1]
Fiji def. Tonga 26–16 (31 October 2009)
Cook Islands def. Fiji 24–22 (24 October 2009)^[2]
Australia def. Fiji 52–0 (16 November 2008)
Fiji def. Ireland 30–14 (10 November 2008)
Scotland def. Fiji 18-16 (5 November 2008)
Fiji def. France 42–6 (1 November 2008)
Tonga def. Fiji 14–12 (19 October 2007)
Junior Kangaroos def Fiji 15–14 (5 October 2007)
Fiji def. Cook Islands 50–12 (26 January 2007)
Fiji def. Cook Islands 40-4 (7 October 2006)
Fiji def. Tonga 30-28 (4 October 2006)
Samoa def. Fiji 30-28 (29 September 2006)
Tonga def. Fiji 22–4 (2006)
Fiji def. Cook Islands 40–16 (2006)
Fiji def. Samoa 26–4 (2006)
Fiji tied Cook Islands 20–20 (February 2005)
Fiji def. Niue 34–24 (23 October 2004)
Cook Islands def. Fiji 20–12 (21 October 2004)
Tonga def. Fiji 56–6 (17 October 2004)
Cook Islands def. Fiji 22-14 (27 August 2004)
Cook Islands def. Fiji 36–24 (17 August 2004)
Fiji def. England "A" 44–8 (11 November 2002)
England def. Fiji 66–10 (4 November 2000)
Australia def. Fiji 66–8 (1 November 2000)
Fiji def. Russia 38–12 (29 October 2000)
Fiji def. Tonga 10–6 (3 June 2000)
Tonga def. Fiji 23–20 (27 May 2000)
Fiji def. Samoa 30–4 (1999)
Fiji def. Samoa 22–16 (1999)
Fiji def. Samoa 10-6 (1999)
Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 16–14 (1998)
Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 34–12 (1998)
Fiji def. Papua New Guinea 14–10 (1998)
Fiji def. Tonga 22–14 (1998)
Cook Islands def. Fiji 22–14 (1997)
New Zealand Māoris def. Fiji 32–22 (1997)
Fiji drew with Tonga 14–14 (1997)
Fiji def. Tonga 22–20 (1997)
Fiji def. Cook Islands 14–8 (1996)
Fiji def. New Zealand XIII 34-16 (1996)
Great Britain def. Fiji 72–4 (5 October 1996)
Australia def. Fiji 66–0 (14 October 1995)
England def. Fiji 46–0 (11 October 1995)
Fiji def. South Africa 52–6 (8 October 1995)
Tonga def. Fiji 34-11 (1994)
Fiji def. Australian Aborigines 21-20 (1994)
Fiji def. American Samoa 16-14 (1994)
Fiji def. Rotuma 32-12 (1994)
Fiji def. Cook Islands 19-11 (1994)
Western Samoa def. Fiji 16-14 (1994)
Fiji def. France 20–12 (9 July 1994)
Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 35–24 (1993)
Fiji def. Cook Islands 54–6 (1992)
Tonga def. Fiji 23–20 (1992)
Niue def. Fiji 14–10 (1992)
Western Samoa def. Fiji 32–18 (1992)

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References

↑ "1600 to visit Fiji - Fiji Times Online". www.fijitimes.com. Archived from the original on 2011-07-24.
↑ "Cooks cut Bati revival short - Fiji Times Online". www.fijitimes.com. Archived from the original on 2012-08-19.

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[1] "1600 to visit Fiji - Fiji Times Online". www.fijitimes.com. Archived from the original on 2011-07-24.

[2] "Cooks cut Bati revival short - Fiji Times Online". www.fijitimes.com. Archived from the original on 2012-08-19.

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