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International matches as head coach[edit]

Note: World Rankings Column shows the World Ranking New Zealand was placed at on the following Monday after each of their matches

Matches (2001 – 2003)
Matches	Date	Opposition	Venue	Score (NZ–Opponent)	Competition	Captain	World Ranking
2001
1	17 November	Ireland	Lansdowne Road, Dublin	40-29	2001 New Zealand rugby union tour	Anton Oliver	N/A
2	24 November	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	37-6			N/A
3	1 December	Argentina	El Monumental, Buenos Aires	24-20			N/A
2002
4	8 June	Italy	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	64-10	2002 mid-year rugby union tests	Reuben Thorne	N/A
5	15 June	Ireland	Carisbrook, Dunedin	15-6	2002 Ireland rugby union tour of New Zealand		N/A
6	22 June	Ireland	Eden Park, Auckland	40-8	2002 Ireland rugby union tour of New Zealand		N/A
7	29 June	Fiji	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	68-18	2002 mid-year rugby union tests		N/A
8	13 July	Australia	Lancaster Park, Christchurch	12-6	2002 Tri Nations Series		N/A
9	20 July	South Africa	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	41-10			N/A
10	3 August	Australia	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	14-16			N/A
11	10 August	South Africa	Kings Park Stadium, Durban	30-23			N/A
12	9 November	England	Twickenham, London	28-31	2002 New Zealand rugby union tour of Europe	Taine Randell	N/A
13	16 November	France	Stade de France, Paris	20-20			N/A
14	23 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	43-17			N/A
2003
15	14 June	England	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	13-15	2003 England rugby union tour of Australasia	Reuben Thorne	N/A
16	21 June	Wales	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	55-3	2003 Wales rugby union tour of Australasia		N/A
17	28 June	France	Lancaster Park, Christchurch	31-23	2003 France rugby union tour of Argentina and New Zealand		N/A
18	19 July	South Africa	Loftus Vesfeld, Pretoria	52-16	2003 Tri Nations Series		N/A
19	26 July	Australia	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	50-21			N/A
20	9 August	South Africa	Carisbrook, Dunedin	19-11			N/A
21	16 August	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	21-17			N/A
22	11 October	Italy	Docklands Stadium, Melbourne	70-7	2003 Rugby World Cup		2nd
23	17 October	Canada	Docklands Stadium, Melbourne	68-6			2nd
24	24 October	Tonga	Lang Park, Brisbane	91-7			2nd
25	2 November	Wales	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	53-37			2nd
26	8 November	South Africa	Docklands Stadium, Melbourne	29-9			1st
27	8 November	Australia	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	10-22			3rd
28	20 November	France	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	40-13			2nd

Record by country[edit]

Opponent	Played	Won	Drew	Lost	Win ratio (%)	For	Against
Argentina	1	1	0	0	100.00	24	20
Australia	5	3	0	2	060.00	107	82
Canada	1	1	0	0	100.00	68	6
England	2	0	0	2	000.00	41	46
Fiji	1	1	0	0	100.00	68	18
France	3	2	1	0	066.67	91	56
Ireland	3	3	0	0	100.00	95	43
Italy	2	2	0	0	100.00	134	17
Scotland	1	1	0	0	100.00	37	6
South Africa	5	5	0	0	100.00	171	69
Tonga	1	1	0	0	100.00	91	7
Wales	3	3	0	0	100.00	151	57
TOTAL	28	23	1	4	082.14	1078	427

New Zealand[edit]

International matches as head coach[edit]

Note: World Rankings Column shows the World Ranking New Zealand was placed at on the following Monday after each of their matches

Matches (2004 – 2011)
Matches	Date	Opposition	Venue	Score (NZ–Opponent)	Competition	Captain	World Ranking
2004
1	12 June	England	Carisbrook, Dunedin	36–3	2004 England rugby union tour of Australasia	Tana Umaga	1st
2	19 June	England	Eden Park, Auckland	36–12	2004 England rugby union tour of Australasia		1st
3	26 June	Argentina	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	41-7	2004 mid-year rugby union tests		1st
4	10 July	Pacific Islanders	North Harbour Stadium, Albany	41–26	2004 mid-year rugby union tests		1st
5	17 July	Australia	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	16–7	2004 Tri Nations Series		1st
6	24 July	South Africa	Jade Stadium, Christchurch	23–21			1st
7	7 August	Australia	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	18-23			1st
8	14 August	South Africa	Ellis Park, Johannesburg	26–40			1st
9	13 November	Italy	Stadio Flaminio, Rome	59-10	2004 end-of-year rugby union tests		1st
10	20 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	26-25		Richie McCaw	1st
11	27 November	France	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	45–6		Tana Umaga	1st
2005
12	10 June	Fiji	North Harbour Stadium, Albany	91-0	2005 mid-year rugby union tests	Tana Umaga	1st
13	25 June	British & Irish Lions	Jade Stadium, Christchurch	21-3	2005 British & Irish Lions tour to New Zealand		1st
14	2 July		Westpac Stadium, Wellington	48-18			1st
15	9 July		Eden Park, Auckland	38–19			1st
16	6 August	South Africa	Newlands Stadium, Cape Town	16–22	2005 Tri Nations Series		1st
17	13 August	Australia	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	30–13			1st
18	27 August	South Africa	Carisbrook, Dunedin	31-27			1st
19	3 September	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	34–24			1st
20	5 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	41-3	2005 New Zealand rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland		1st
21	12 November	Ireland	Lansdowne Road, Dublin	45-7		Richie McCaw	1st
22	19 November	England	Twickenham, London	23-19		Tana Umaga	1st
23	10 June	Scotland	Murrayfield, Scotland	29-10		Tana Umaga	1st
2006
24	10 June	Ireland	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	34-23	2006 Ireland rugby union tour of New Zealand and Australia	Richie McCaw	1st
25	17 June	Ireland	Eden Park, Auckland	27-17	2006 Ireland rugby union tour of New Zealand and Australia	Richie McCaw	1st
26	24 June	Argentina	José Amalfitani Stadium, Buenos Aires	25–19	2006 mid-year rugby union tests	Jerry Collins	1st
27	8 July	Australia	Jade Stadium, Christchurch	35-12	2006 Tri Nations Series	Richie McCaw	1st
28	22 July	South Africa	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	35–17			1st
29	29 July	Australia	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	13-9			1st
30	19 August	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	34–27			1st
31	26 August	South Africa	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	45-26			1st
32	2 September	South Africa	Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg	20-21			1st
33	5 November	England	Twickenham, London	41-20	2006 end-of-year rugby union tests		1st
34	11 November	France	Stade de Gerland, Lyon	47-3			1st
35	18 November	France	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	23-11			1st
36	25 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	45-10			1st
2007
37	2 June	France	Eden Park, Auckland	42–11	2007 France rugby union tour of New Zealand	Richie McCaw	1st
38	9 June	France	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	61-10	2007 France rugby union tour of New Zealand	Richie McCaw	1st
39	16 June	Canada	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	64-13	2007 mid-year rugby union tests	Reuben Thorne	1st
40	23 June	South Africa	ABSA Stadium, Durban	26–21	2007 Tri Nations Series	Richie McCaw	1st
41	30 June	Australia	MCG, Melbourne	15-20			1st
42	14 July	South Africa	Jade Stadium, Christchurch	33–6			1st
43	21 July	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	26–12			1st
44	8 September	Italy	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille	76-14	2007 Rugby World Cup		1st
45	15 September	Portugal	Stade de Gerland, Lyon	108-13		Jerry Collins	1st
46	23 September	Scotland	Murrayfield, Scotland	40-0		Richie McCaw	1st
47	29 September	Romania	Stadium Municipal, Toulouse	85-8		Jerry Collins	1st
48	6 October	France	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	18-20		Richie McCaw	1st
2008
49	7 June	Ireland	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	58–14	2008 mid-year rugby union tests	Richie McCaw	2nd
50	14 June	England	Eden Park, Auckland	37–20	2008 England rugby union tour of New Zealand		2nd
51	21 June	England	AMI Stadium, Christchurch	44-12	2008 England rugby union tour of New Zealand		2nd
52	5 July	South Africa	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	19–8	2008 Tri Nations Series	Rodney So'oialo	1st
53	12 July	South Africa	Carisbrook, Dunedin	28–30			2nd
54	26 July	Australia	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	19-34			2nd
55	2 August	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	39–10		Richie McCaw	2nd
56	16 August	South Africa	Newlands, Cape Town	19-0		Richie McCaw	1st
57	3 September	Samoa	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth	101–14	2008 mid-year rugby union tests	Rodney So'oialo	1st
58	13 September	Australia	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	28–24	2008 Tri Nations Series	Richie McCaw	1st
59	1 November	Australia	Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong	19–14	2008 end-of-year rugby union tests	Richie McCaw	1st
60	8 November	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	32-6		Keven Mealamu	1st
61	15 November	Ireland	Croke Park, Dublin	22–3		Richie McCaw	1st
62	22 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	29-9			1st
63	25 November	England	Twickenham, London	32-6			1st
2009
64	13 June	France	Carisbrook, Dunedin	22-27	2009 mid-year rugby union tests	Mils Muliaina	1st
65	20 June	France	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	14-10			1st
66	27 June	Italy	AMI Stadium, Christchurch	27-6			1st
67	18 July	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	22–16	2009 Tri Nations Series	Richie McCaw	1st
68	25 July	South Africa	Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein	19-28			2nd
69	1 August	South Africa	ABSA Stadium, Durban	19-31			2nd
70	22 August	Australia	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	19–18			2nd
71	12 September	South Africa	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	29–32			2nd
72	19 September	Australia	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	33–6			2nd
73	31 October	Australia	National Olympic Stadium, Tokyo	32-19	2009 end-of-year rugby union tests		2nd
74	7 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	19-12			2nd
75	14 November	Italy	San Siro, Milan	20-6		Rodney So'oialo	1st
76	21 November	England	Twickenham, London	19-6		Richie McCaw	1st
77	28 November	France	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille	39-12		Richie McCaw	1st
2010
78	12 June	Ireland	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth	66-28	2010 mid-year rugby union tests	Richie McCaw	1st
79	19 June	Wales	Carisbrook, Dunedin	42-9			1st
80	26 June	Wales	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	29-10			1st
81	10 July	South Africa	Eden Park, Auckland	32–12	2010 Tri Nations Series		1st
82	17 July	South Africa	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	31-17			1st
83	31 July	Australia	Etihad Stadium, Melbourne	49-28			1st
84	7 August	Australia	AMI Stadium, Christchurch	20-10			1st
85	21 August	South Africa	FNB Stadium, Johannesburg	29-22			1st
86	11 September	Australia	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	23-22			1st
87	30 October	Australia	Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong	24-26	2010 end-of-year rugby union internationals		1st
88	6 November	England	Twickenham, London	26-16			1st
89	14 November	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	49-3			1st
90	21 November	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	28-18			1st
91	28 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	37–25			1st
2011
92	22 July	Fiji	Carisbrook, Dunedin	60–14	2011 mid-year rugby union tests	Richie McCaw	1st
93	30 July	South Africa	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	40-7	2011 Tri Nations Series		1st
94	6 August	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	30-14			1st
95	20 August	South Africa	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth	5–18		Keven Mealamu	1st
96	27 August	Australia	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	20–25		Richie McCaw	1st
97	9 September	Tonga	Eden Park, Auckland	41-10	2011 Rugby World Cup	Keven Mealamu	1st
98	16 September	Japan	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton	83-7		Keven Mealamu	1st
99	24 September	France	Eden Park, Auckland	37–17		Richie McCaw	1st
100	1 October	Canada	Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington	79-15		Andrew Hore	1st
101	9 October	Argentina	Eden Park, Auckland	33-10		Richie McCaw	1st
102	16 October	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	20-6			1st
103	23 October	France	Eden Park, Auckland	8-7			1st

Record by country[edit]

Opponent	Played	Won	Lost	Win ratio (%)	For	Against
Argentina	3	3	0	100.00	99	36
Australia	24	20	4	083.33	618	419
British & Irish Lions	3	3	0	100.00	107	40
Canada	2	2	0	100.00	143	28
England	9	9	0	100.00	294	114
Fiji	2	2	0	100.00	151	14
France	11	9	2	081.82	356	134
Ireland	7	7	0	100.00	290	110
Italy	4	4	0	100.00	182	36
Japan	1	1	0	100.00	83	7
Pacific Islanders	1	1	0	100.00	41	26
Portugal	1	1	0	100.00	108	13
Romania	1	1	0	100.00	85	8
Samoa	1	1	0	100.00	101	14
Scotland	4	4	0	100.00	150	19
South Africa	20	12	8	060.00	525	406
Tonga	1	1	0	100.00	41	10
Wales	8	8	0	100.00	268	103
TOTAL	103	89	14	086.41	3642	1537

Standings[edit]

Pos	Name	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
1	Auckland	13	10	0	3	357	224	+133	40
2	Otago	13	10	0	3	319	259	+60	40
3	Wellington	13	9	1	3	329	239	+90	38
4	Canterbury	13	9	0	4	352	291	+61	36
5	Waikato	13	9	0	4	306	247	+59	36
6	Taranaki	13	7	1	5	307	247	+60	30
7	Counties Manukau	13	6	1	6	289	292	-3	26
8	Hawke's Bay	13	6	0	7	247	232	+15	24
9	North Harbour	13	5	1	7	291	290	+1	22
10	Manawatu	13	5	1	7	237	265	-28	22
11	Northland	13	5	0	8	269	332	-63	20
12	Bay of Plenty	13	3	1	9	271	354	-83	14
13	Tasman	13	2	0	11	180	288	-108	8
14	Southland	13	2	0	11	229	432	-203	8

Playoffs[edit]

Preliminary finals			Semi-finals			Grand Final

			1	Auckland	16
3	Wellington	59	3	Wellington	24
6	Taranaki	23				2	Otago	36
						3	Wellington	24
			2	Otago	15
4	Canterbury	19	5	Waikato	12
5	Waikato	25

Preliminary Finals[edit]

	22 July 2022	Wellington	21-8	Taranaki	Westpac Stadium, Wellington
	19:35 NZST		Report		Attendance: 34,500 Referee: Gary Wise

	23 July 2022	Canterbury	19-25	Waikato	Lancaster Park, Christchurch
	19:35 NZST		Report		Attendance: 25,000 Referee: Kelvin Deaker

Semi Finals[edit]

	29 July 2022	Auckland	16-24	Wellington	Eden Park, Auckland
	19:35 NZST		Report		Attendance: 44,500 Referee: Gary Wise

	30 July 2022	Otago	15-12	Waikato	Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
	19:35 NZST		Report		Attendance: 30,750 Referee: Kelvin Deaker

Grand Final[edit]

	6 August 2022	Otago	36-24	Wellington	Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
	19:35 NZST		Report		Attendance: 30,750 Referee: Gary Wise

Ranfurly Shield[edit]

1970[edit]

	8 August 1970	Canterbury	19-8	South Canterbury	Christchurch

	29 August 1970	Canterbury	14-9	Waikato	Christchurch

	5 September 1970	Canterbury	13-3	Taranaki	Christchurch

	8 September 1970	Canterbury	19-8	Buller	Christchurch

	16 September 1970	Canterbury	28-8	Mid Canterbury	Christchurch

	19 September 1970	Canterbury	20-9	Southland	Christchurch

	26 September 1970	Canterbury	16-12	Otago	Christchurch

	30 September 1970	Canterbury	3-3	Wellington	Christchurch

1971[edit]

	21 August 1971	Canterbury	19-8	North Otago	Christchurch

	28 August 1971	Canterbury	16-20	Auckland	Christchurch

	11 September 1971	Auckland	17-8	Counties Manukau	Auckland

	18 September 1971	Auckland	12-17	North Auckland	Auckland
					Attendance: 47,000

	25 September 1971	North Auckland	16-6	King Country	Whangarei

1972[edit]

	1 July 1972	North Auckland	35-0	Buller	Whangarei

	22 July 1972	North Auckland	35-0	Poverty Bay	Gisborne

	29 July 1972	North Auckland	4-4	Manawatu	Whangarei

	5 August 1972	North Auckland	27-15	Taranaki	Whangarei

	12 August 1972	North Auckland	22-6	Bay of Plenty	Whangarei

	26 August 1972	North Auckland	15-16	Auckland	Whangarei
					Attendance: 40,000

	5 September 1972	Auckland	6-12	Canterbury	Auckland

	16 September 1972	Canterbury	47-3	West Coast	Christchurch

	27 September 1972	Canterbury	23-9	Otago	Christchurch

1973[edit]

	28 July 1973	Canterbury	6-13	Marlborough	Christchurch

	11 August 1973	Marlborough	36-0	Wairarapa Bush	Blenheim

	1 September 1973	Marlborough	26-9	North Otago	Blenheim

	8 September 1973	Marlborough	30-6	Wanganui	Blenheim

	22 September 1973	Marlborough	29-9	Nelson Bays	Blenheim

	29 September 1973	Marlborough	36-9	Mid Canterbury	Blenheim

1974[edit]

	27 July 1974	Marlborough	18-0	West Coast	Blenheim

	17 August 1974	Marlborough	6-18	South Canterbury	Blenheim

	31 August 1974	South Canterbury	9-3	North Otago	Timaru

	3 September 1974	South Canterbury	3-9	Wellington	Timaru

	15 September 1974	Wellington	18-12	Waikato	Wellington

	21 September 1974	Wellington	13-26	Auckland	Wellington

	28 September 1974	Auckland	9-6	Waikato	Auckland

1975[edit]

	13 August 1975	Auckland	22-0	Thames Valley	Auckland

	30 August 1975	Auckland	19-6	Hawke's Bay	Auckland

	6 September 1975	Auckland	19-14	Wellington	Auckland

	10 September 1975	Auckland	7-6	Counties Manukau	Auckland

	20 September 1975	Auckland	22-16	North Auckland	Auckland

	27 September 1975	Auckland	17-13	Waikato	Auckland

	30 September 1975	Auckland	13-4	Marlborough	Auckland

1976[edit]

	4 August 1976	Auckland	16-9	Wanganui	Auckland

	18 August 1976	Auckland	9-9	Southland	Auckland

	12 August 1976	Auckland	10-12	Manawatu	Auckland

	4 September 1976	Manawatu	36-16	Horowhenua Kapiti	Palmerston North

	12 September 1976	Manawatu	15-3	Hawke's Bay	Palmerston North

1977[edit]

	17 August 1977	Manawatu	12-6	Wairarapa Bush	Palmerston North

	20 August 1977	Manawatu	26-9	Wanganui	Palmerston North

	27 August 1977	Manawatu	15-10	Counties Manukau	Palmerston North

	3 September 1977	Manawatu	21-7	Marlborough	Palmerston North

	7 September 1977	Manawatu	18-6	Southland	Palmerston North

	17 September 1977	Manawatu	6-3	Taranaki	Palmerston North

	24 September 1977	Manawatu	17-3	Otago	Palmerston North

1978[edit]

	29 July 1978	Manawatu	51-10	West Coast	Palmerston North

	5 August 1978	Manawatu	42-14	Horowhenua Kapiti	Palmerston North

	29 August 1978	Manawatu	24-0	Poverty Bay	Palmerston North

	2 September 1978	Manawatu	13-6	Wellington	Palmerston North

	12 September 1978	Manawatu	10-12	North Auckland	Palmerston North

1979[edit]

	28 July 1979	North Auckland	21-6	King Country	Whangarei

	4 August 1979	North Auckland	35-3	Thames Valley	Whangarei

	18 August 1979	North Auckland	29-6	Marlborough	Whangarei

	11 September 1979	North Auckland	23-11	Taranaki	Whangarei

	22 September 1979	North Auckland	3-9	Auckland	Whangarei

	29 September 1979	Auckland	11-9	Counties Manukau	Auckland

1980[edit]

	11 June 1980	Auckland	37-3	Horowhenua Kapiti	Auckland

	25 June 1980	Auckland	29-3	King Country	Auckland

	9 August 1980	Auckland	19-12	Poverty Bay	Auckland

	23 August 1980	Auckland	25-3	Southland	Auckland

	30 August 1980	Auckland	43-13	Otago	Auckland

	7 September 1980	Auckland	3-7	Waikato	Auckland

	14 September 1980	Waikato	16-7	Thames Valley	Hamilton

	27 September 1980	Waikato	15-0	Taranaki	Hamilton

1981[edit]

	1 August 1981	Waikato	24-12	Otago	Hamilton

	16 August 1981	Waikato	13-3	Bay of Plenty	Hamilton

	22 August 1981	Waikato	54-0	East Coast	Hamilton

	5 September 1981	Waikato	14-7	Canterbury	Hamilton

	19 September 1981	Waikato	20-20	Counties Manukau	Hamilton

	24 September 1981	Waikato	22-9	King Country	Hamilton

	30 September 1981	Waikato	4-22	Wellington	Hamilton

1982[edit]

	17 June 1982	Wellington	31-6	Marlborough	Wellington

	7 August 1982	Wellington	30-9	Wanganui	Wellington

	12 August 1982	Wellington	13-12	Hawke's Bay	Wellington

	4 September 1982	Wellington	19-6	Taranaki	Wellington

	18 September 1982	Wellington	12-16	Canterbury	Wellington

	25 September 1982	Canterbury	15-15	Counties Manukau	Christchurch

	29 September 1982	Canterbury	51-6	Wairarapa Bush	Christchurch

1983[edit]

	20 July 1983	Canterbury	88-0	North Otago	Christchurch

	27 July 1983	Canterbury	28-10	Southland	Christchurch

	3 August 1983	Canterbury	28-0	Mid Canterbury	Christchurch

	10 August 1983	Canterbury	39-9	Northland	Christchurch

	14 August 1983	Canterbury	50-12	South Canterbury	Christchurch

	10 September 1983	Canterbury	32-3	Hawke's Bay	Christchurch

	17 September 1983	Canterbury	20-16	Wellington	Christchurch

	24 September 1983	Canterbury	31-9	Auckland	Christchurch

	1 October 1983	Canterbury	28-15	North Otago	Christchurch

1984[edit]

	1 August 1984	Canterbury	34-10	Nelson Bays	Christchurch

	8 August 1984	Canterbury	57-13	Buller	Christchurch

	25 August 1984	Canterbury	68-3	West Coast	Christchurch

	8 September 1984	Canterbury	24-6	Wairarapa Bush	Christchurch

	15 September 1984	Canterbury	44-3	Otago	Christchurch

	22 September 1984	Canterbury	16-10	Waikato	Christchurch

	29 September 1984	Canterbury	27-19	Counties Manukau	Christchurch

	6 October 1984	Canterbury	18-13	Bay of Plenty	Christchurch

1985[edit]

	19 June 1985	Canterbury	33-0	King Country	Christchurch

	25 June 1985	Canterbury	27-3	Taranaki	Christchurch

	6 July 1985	Canterbury	53-0	Southland	Christchurch

	31 July 1985	Canterbury	42-4	Marlborough	Christchurch

	31 August 1985	Canterbury	17-7	Mid Canterbury	Christchurch

	7 September 1985	Canterbury	29-3	Northland	Christchurch

	14 September 1985	Canterbury	23-28	Auckland	Christchurch

	28 September 1985	Auckland	39-0	Waikato	Auckland

	5 October 1985	Auckland	12-9	Counties Manukau	Auckland

1986[edit]

	9 July 1986	Auckland	97-0	Thames Valley	Auckland

	16 July 1986	Auckland	18-6	North Harbour	Auckland

	24 August 1986	Auckland	82-6	Horowhenua Kapiti	Auckland

	30 August 1986	Auckland	50-7	Wairarapa Bush	Auckland

	13 September 1986	Auckland	42-7	Otago	Auckland

	20 September 1986	Auckland	21-0	Manawatu	Auckland

	27 September 1986	Auckland	28-15	Canterbury	Auckland

	4 October 1986	Auckland	32-6	Northland	Auckland

1987[edit]

	15 July 1987	Auckland	59-6	Wanganui	Auckland

	22 August 1987	Auckland	56-18	Hawke's Bay	Auckland

	26 August 1987	Auckland	72-0	East Coast	Auckland

	5 September 1987	Auckland	43-3	Bay of Plenty	Auckland

	12 September 1987	Auckland	49-6	Taranaki	Auckland

	19 September 1987	Auckland	34-11	Waikato	Auckland

	26 September 1987	Auckland	33-18	Wellington	Auckland

	3 October 1987	Auckland	48-9	Counties Manukau	Auckland

1988[edit]

	10 August 1988	Auckland	28-0	King Country	Te Kuiti

	13 August 1987	Auckland	41-13	Taranaki	New Plymouth

	20 August 1988	Auckland	43-15	Northland	Auckland

	31 August 1988	Auckland	62-9	Hawke's Bay	Napier

	10 September 1988	Auckland	39-12	North Harbour	Auckland

	17 September 1988	Auckland	59-3	Manawatu	Auckland

	24 September 1988	Auckland	27-17	Otago	Auckland

	1 October 1988	Auckland	31-10	Canterbury	Auckland

1989[edit]

	16 August 1989	Auckland	58-7	Thames Valley	Paeroa

	19 August 1989	Auckland	44-15	Taranaki	Auckland

	30 August 1989	Auckland	66-0	Mid Canterbury	Ashburton

	9 September 1989	Auckland	84-3	Counties Manukau	Auckland

	16 September 1989	Auckland	34-21	Bay of Plenty	Auckland

	23 September 1989	Auckland	22-9	Waikato	Auckland

	30 September 1989	Auckland	29-6	Wellington	Auckland

1990[edit]

	29 May 1990	Auckland	58-3	King Country	Auckland

	29 August 1990	Auckland	42-3	Poverty Bay	Gisborne

	8 September 1990	Auckland	78-7	Southland	Auckland

	15 September 1990	Auckland	45-9	Otago	Auckland

	22 September 1990	Auckland	41-21	Northland	Auckland

	29 September 1990	Auckland	18-9	North Harbour	Auckland

	6 October 1990	Auckland	33-30	Canterbury	Auckland

1991[edit]

	13 April 1991	Auckland	76-0	Nelson Bays	Nelson

	1 June 1991	Auckland	29-18	Bay of Plenty	Auckland

	27 July 1991	Auckland	27-0	Counties Manukau	Auckland

	31 July 1991	Auckland	52-4	Manawatu	Auckland

	31 August 1991	Auckland	55-9	Taranaki	Auckland

	7 September 1991	Auckland	40-12	Waikato	Auckland

	14 September 1991	Auckland	31-21	Wellington	Auckland

	25 September 1991	Auckland	32-6	South Canterbury	Timaru

1992[edit]

	12 August 1992	Auckland	55-3	Marlborough	Blenheim

	22 August 1992	Auckland	21-16	Otago	Auckland

	29 August 1992	Auckland	40-9	Hawke's Bay	Napier

	1 September 1992	Auckland	42-15	King Country	Taupo

	5 September 1992	Auckland	49-3	Northland	Auckland

	12 September 1992	Auckland	47-38	Canterbury	Auckland

	15 September 1992	Auckland	24-19	Counties Manukau	Pukekohe

	22 September 1992	Auckland	25-16	North Harbour	Auckland

1993[edit]

	3 April 1993	Auckland	80-17	Horowhenua Kapiti	Levin

	6 April 1993	Auckland	48-3	Buller	Westport

	5 June 1993	Auckland	69-31	Hawke's Bay	Auckland

	1 September 1993	Auckland	139-5	North Otago	Oamaru

	11 September 1993	Auckland	51-14	Wellington	Auckland

	18 September 1993	Auckland	6-17	Waikato	Auckland

	26 September 1993	Waikato	28-11	Otago	Hamilton

1994[edit]

	6 June 1994	Waikato	74-3	Thames Valley	Hamilton

	2 July 1994	Waikato	26-11	Manawatu	Hamilton

	30 July 1994	Waikato	98-22	South Canterbury	Hamilton

	13 August 1994	Waikato	45-10	King Country	Hamilton

	3 September 1994	Waikato	26-29	Canterbury	Hamilton

	18 September 1994	Canterbury	42-16	Counties Manukau	Christchurch

	1 October 1994	Canterbury	22-20	Otago	Christchurch

1995[edit]

	24 June 1995	Canterbury	64-19	Mid Canterbury	Ashburton

	1 July 1995	Canterbury	43-17	Nelson Bays	Christchurch

	15 July 1995	Canterbury	79-0	Marlborough	Christchurch

	29 July 1995	Canterbury	72-17	South Canterbury	Christchurch

	12 August 1995	Canterbury	27-22	Southland	Christchurch

	19 August 1995	Canterbury	58-30	Waikato	Christchurch

	10 September 1995	Canterbury	66-17	Wellington	Christchurch

	23 September 1995	Canterbury	0-35	Auckland	Christchurch

	1 October 1995	Auckland	26-17	Waikato	Auckland

1996[edit]

	7 August 1996	Auckland	88-20	Poverty Bay	Gisborne

	11 August 1996	Auckland	30-29	Bay of Plenty	Auckland

	24 August 1996	Auckland	39-42	Taranaki	Auckland

	31 August 1996	Taranaki	13-11	North Harbour	New Plymouth

	8 September 1996	Taranaki	19-40	Waikato	New Plymouth

	13 September 1996	Waikato	17-14	North Harbour	Hamilton

	4 October 1996	Waikato	7-27	Auckland	Hamilton

	12 October 1996	Auckland	69-27	North Harbour	Auckland

1997[edit]

	22 July 1997	Auckland	115-6	East Coast	Ruatoria

	23 August 1997	Auckland	47-14	Northland	Auckland

	6 September 1997	Auckland	34-32	Southland	Auckland

	13 September 1997	Auckland	27-12	Counties Manukau	Auckland

	23 September 1997	Auckland	93-20	West Coast	Greymouth

	4 October 1997	Auckland	29-31	Waikato	Auckland

1998[edit]

	18 July 1998	Waikato	121-0	Poverty Bay	Hamilton

	26 July 1998	Waikato	76-0	King Country	Hamilton

	8 August 1998	Waikato	25-18	Bay of Plenty	Hamilton

	15 August 1998	Waikato	24-23	Auckland	Hamilton

	5 September 1998	Waikato	95-7	Southland	Hamilton

	19 September 1998	Waikato	39-22	North Harbour	Hamilton

	26 September 1998	Waikato	63-22	Northland	Hamilton

	3 October 1998	Waikato	29-23	Canterbury	Hamilton

1999[edit]

	24 July 1999	Waikato	74-6	Wairarapa Bush	Hamilton

	28 July 1999	Waikato	37-8	Thames Valley	Hamilton

	7 August 1999	Waikato	86-0	Hawke's Bay	Hamilton

	21 August 1999	Waikato	27-11	Counties Manukau	Hamilton

	4 September 1999	Waikato	33-15	Taranaki	Hamilton

	18 September 1999	Waikato	30-24	Wellington	Hamilton

	4 October 1999	Waikato	29-17	Otago	Hamilton

2002 NPC[edit]

Division One Standings[edit]

Pos	Name	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	TB	LB	Pts
1	Otago	9	7	0	2	258	189	+69	4	0	32
2	Waikato	9	6	0	3	228	180	+48	4	1	29
3	Wellington	9	5	1	3	259	214	+45	5	1	28
4	Auckland	9	5	0	4	273	212	+61	5	3	28
5	Bay of Plenty	9	5	0	4	242	234	+8	3	2	25
6	Southland	9	5	0	4	226	261	-35	1	1	24
7	Canterbury	9	5	1	3	257	255	+2	1	1	24
8	North Harbour	9	4	0	5	206	174	+32	2	3	17
9	Taranaki	9	2	0	7	188	239	-51	2	3	13
10	Northland	9	0	0	9	175	353	-178	2	2	4

2003 NPC[edit]

Division One Standings[edit]

Pos	Name	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	TB	LB	Pts
1	Otago	9	7	0	2	258	189	+69	4	0	32
2	Waikato	9	6	0	3	228	180	+48	4	1	29
3	Wellington	9	5	1	3	259	214	+45	5	1	28
4	Auckland	9	5	0	4	273	212	+61	5	3	28
5	Bay of Plenty	9	5	0	4	242	234	+8	3	2	25
6	Southland	9	5	0	4	226	261	-35	1	1	24
7	Canterbury	9	5	1	3	257	255	+2	1	1	24
8	North Harbour	9	4	0	5	206	174	+32	2	3	17
9	Taranaki	9	2	0	7	188	239	-51	2	3	13
10	Northland	9	0	0	9	175	353	-178	2	2	4

Division One Fixtures[edit]

Week One[edit]

	15 August 2003	Otago	6-3	Auckland	Carisbrook, Dunedin

	16 August 2003	Wellington	34-28	Southland	Westpac Stadium, Wellington

	16 August 2003	Northland	26-30	Canterbury	Okara Park, Whangarei

	16 August 2003	Waikato	20-26	Taranaki	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton

	17 August 2003	Bay of Plenty	22-16	North Harbour	North Harbour Stadium, Albany

Week Two[edit]

	22 August 2003	Waikato	23-18	Wellington	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton

	23 August 2003	Taranaki	34-12	Northland	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth

	23 August 2003	Southland	22-33	Otago	Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill

	23 August 2003	North Harbour	15-32	Auckland	North Harbour Stadium, Albany

	24 August 2003	Canterbury	31-26	Bay of Plenty	Jade Stadium, Christchurch

Week Three[edit]

	29 August 2003	Auckland	42-46	Wellington	Eden Park, Auckland

	30 August 2003	Otago	24-20	Bay of Plenty	Carisbrook, Dunedin

	30 August 2003	Southland	23-21	North Harbour	Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill

	30 August 2003	Canterbury	32-27	Taranaki	Jade Stadium, Christchurch

	31 August 2003	Northland	18-34	Waikato	Okara Park, Whangarei

Week Four[edit]

	5 September 2003	Wellington	3-15	North Harbour	Westpac Stadium, Wellington

	6 September 2003	Auckland	15-33	Waikato	Eden Park, Auckland

	6 September 2003	Otago	32-16	Canterbury	Carisbrook, Dunedin

	6 September 2003	Northland	27-30	Southland	Okara Park, Whangarei

	7 September 2003	Bay of Plenty	22-13	Taranaki	Baypark Stadium, Tauranga

Week Five[edit]

	12 September 2003	Waikato	27-15	Otago	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton

	13 September 2003	Taranaki	13-24	Auckland	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth

	13 September 2003	North Harbour	37-15	Northland	North Harbour Stadium, Albany

	13 September 2003	Wellington	33-13	Bay of Plenty	Westpac Stadium, Wellington

	14 September 2003	Southland	32-26	Canterbury	Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill

Week Six[edit]

	19 September 2003	Bay of Plenty	42-27	Northland	Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua

	20 September 2003	Canterbury	35-24	Waikato	Jade Stadium, Christchurch

	20 September 2003	Otago	18-49	North Harbour	Carisbrook, Dunedin

	20 September 2003	Taranaki	20-48	Wellington	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth

	21 September 2003	Auckland	42-19	Southland	Eden Park, Auckland

Week Seven[edit]

	26 September 2003	North Harbour	26-22	Taranaki	North Harbour Stadium, Albany

	27 September 2003	Canterbury	38-38	Wellington	Jade Stadium, Christchurch

	27 September 2003	Bay of Plenty	32-25	Auckland	Baypark Stadium, Tauranga

	27 September 2003	Southland	24-13	Waikato	Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill

	27 September 2003	Northland	24-65	Otago	Okara Park, Whangarei

Week Eight[edit]

	3 October 2003	Wellington	6-28	Otago	Westpac Stadium, Wellington

	4 October 2003	Auckland	50-17	Northland	Eden Park, Auckland

	4 October 2003	Waikato	33-12	Bay of Plenty	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton

	4 October 2003	North Harbour	10-18	Canterbury	North Harbour Stadium, Albany

	5 October 2003	Taranaki	13-16	Southland	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth

Week Nine[edit]

	10 October 2003	North Harbour	v	Waikato	North Harbour Stadium, Albany

	11 October 2003	Canterbury	31-40	Auckland	Jade Stadium, Christchurch

	11 October 2003	Northland	9-31	Wellington	Okara Park, Whangarei

	11 October 2003	Southland	32-52	Bay of Plenty	Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill

	12 October 2003	Otago	39-20	Taranaki	Carisbrook, Dunedin

Semi–Finals[edit]

	17 October 2003	Waikato	29-30	Wellington	Waikato Stadium, Hamilton

	18 October 2003	Otago	32-39	Auckland	Carisbrook, Dunedin

Final[edit]

	25 October 2003	Wellington	29-41	Auckland	Westpac Stadium, Wellington