New Zealand at the Rugby World Cup explained

The New Zealand men's national rugby union team, known as the All Blacks, have played 56 matches so far in the nine Rugby World Cup tournaments from 1987 to 2019, with an additional match cancelled and unplayed.[1] They won the 1987, 2011, and 2015 tournaments. Until 2023, they qualified in first place from every group until they lost their first pool match in 2023 RWC against France. Their worst performance was in 2007 when they lost a quarter-final to France. They have made it to at least the semi-finals at all the other tournaments.

New Zealand hosted the inaugural tournament in 1987 with Australia as a co-host. New Zealand was the sole host of the 2011 tournament.

1987 Rugby World Cup

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Knockout stage

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1991 Rugby World Cup

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Knockout stage

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1995 Rugby World Cup

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Knockout stage

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1999 Rugby World Cup

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Knockout stage

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2003 Rugby World Cup

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Knockout stage

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2007 Rugby World Cup

See main article: 2007 Rugby World Cup Pool C. ------------

Knockout stage

Quarter-final

2011 Rugby World Cup

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Knockout stage

Quarter-final----Semi-final----Final

See main article: article and 2011 Rugby World Cup final.

2015 Rugby World Cup

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Knockout stage

Quarter-final

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----Final

See main article: article and 2015 Rugby World Cup final.

2019 Rugby World Cup

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Notes:

Knockout stage

Quarter-final

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----Bronze final

Overall record

Overall record against all nations in the World Cup:[3]

CountryPlayedWinsDrawsLossesForAgainst+/-Winning percent
853238151+8762.5
76144468+37683
5516157+104100
63311389+2450
4414947+102100
4423934+205100
4422435+189100
4417669+107100
43110076+2475
4227061+950
3311757+60100
3320026+174100
2222824+204100
117413+61100
114310+33100
1110813+95100
11858+77100
11-730+73100
11466+40100
Total64 54 1 9 2,888 844 +2,041 84.38

References

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Typhoon Hagibis impact on Rugby World Cup 2019 matches . Rugby World Cup . 10 October 2019 . 10 October 2019 .
  2. Web site: Typhoon Hagibis impact on Rugby World Cup 2019 matches . Rugby World Cup . 10 October 2019 . 10 October 2019 .
  3. Web site: All Blacks at the Rugby World Cup . allblacks.com . 31 October 2015.