Papua New Guinea national rugby league team results explained

The following list is a complete collection of results for the PNG Kumuls.^[1]

Results

Victories are shown in bold.

• 2019: Papua New Guinea def. Great Britain 28–10, National Football Stadium, Port Moresby
• 2019: Fiji def. Papua New Guinea 22–20, Rugby League Park, Christchurch, New Zealand.
• 2019: Samoa def. Papua New Guinea 24–6, Leichhardt Oval, Sydney, Australia.
• 2018: Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 26–14, Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Australia
• 2017: England def. Papua New Guinea 36–6, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Australia – 2017 Rugby League World Cup Q/Final
• 2017: Papua New Guinea def. United States 64–0, National Football Stadium, Port Moresby – 2017 Rugby League World Cup
• 2017: Papua New Guinea def. Ireland 14–6, National Football Stadium, Port Moresby – 2017 Rugby League World Cup
• 2017: Papua New Guinea def. Wales 50–6, National Football Stadium, Port Moresby – 2017 Rugby League World Cup
• 2017: Papua New Guinea def. Cook Islands 32–22, Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Campbelltown, Australia.
• 2016: Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 24–22, Pirtek Stadium, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia.
• 2015: Fiji def. Papua New Guinea 22–10, Robina Stadium, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
• 2014: Papua New Guinea def. Tonga 32–18, Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium (Lae), Papua New Guinea
• 2013: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 56–10, Headingley Carnegie Stadium (Leeds), England – 2013 Rugby League World Cup
• 2013: Samoa def. Papua New Guinea 38–4, Craven Park (Hull), England – 2013 Rugby League World Cup
• 2013: France def. Papua New Guinea 9–8, Craven Park (Hull), England – 2013 Rugby League World Cup
• 2010: England def. Papua New Guinea 36–10, Eden Park, New Zealand – 2010 Four Nations
• 2010: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 76–12, Rotorua International Stadium, New Zealand – 2010 Four Nations
• 2010: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 42–0, Parramatta Stadium – 2010 Four Nations
• 2009: Papua New Guinea def. Cook Islands 42–14, Port Moresby – 2009 Pacific cup final
• 2009: Papua New Guinea def. Tonga 44–14, Port Moresby – 2009 Pacific Cup
• 2008: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 46–6, Dairy Farmers Stadium (Townsville) 2008 World Cup
• 2008: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 48–6 Skilled Park (Robina) 2008 World Cup
• 2008: England def. Papua New Guinea 32–22 Dairy Fairmers Stadium (Townsville) 2008 World Cup
• 2007: France def. Papua New Guinea 38–26 Parc des Sports (Avignon)
• 2007: France def Papua New Guinea 22–16 Stade Andre Moga, Begles (Bordeaux)
• 2007: Wales def Papua New Guinea 50–10 Bridgend, Wales
• 2005: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 70–22 Dairy Farmers Stadium, Townsville
• 2001: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 54–12 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 2001: Papua New Guinea def. France 34–24 Danny Leahy Oval (Goroka)
• 2001: France def. Papua New Guinea 27–16 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 2000: Wales def. Papua New Guinea 22–8 Widnes, England (2000 World Cup Quarter Final)
• 2000: Papua New Guinea def. Tonga 30–22 St. Esteve, France (2000 World Cup)
• 2000: Papua New Guinea def. South Africa 16–0 Toulouse, France (2000 World Cup)
• 2000: Papua New Guinea def. France 23–20 Stade Charlety, Paris, France (2000 World Cup)
• 2000: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 82–0 Dairy Dairmers Stadium (Townsville)
• 2000: Papua New Guinea def. Tonga 22–18 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1998: Papua New Guinea def. Tonga 54–12 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1998: Papua New Guinea def. Tonga 44–28 Wabag
• 1998: Papua New Guinea def. Cook Islands 46–6 Lae
• 1998: Fiji def. Papua New Guinea 14–10 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1998: Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 34–12 Minj, Papua New Guinea
• 1998: Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 16–14 Lautoka, Fiji
• 1996: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 64–0 Palmerston North Showgrounds
• 1996: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 62–8 International Stadium, Rotorua
• 1996: Great Britain def. Papua New Guinea 32–30 Lae
• 1996: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 52–6 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1996: Papua New Guinea def. Tonga 56–19 Hubert Murray Stadium, Port Moresby
• 1995: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 22–6 Knowsley Road, St. Helens, England (1995 World Cup)
• 1995: Papua New Guinea drew Tonga 28–28 The Boulevarde, Hull, England (1995 World Cup)
• 1994: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 30–16 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1994: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 28–12 Danny Leahy Oval (Goroka)
• 1994: Papua New Guinea def. France 29–22 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1993: Papua New Guinea def. Fiji 35–24 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1992: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 36–14 Townsville Sports Reserve
• 1992: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 66–10 Carlaw Park (Auckland)
• 1992: Great Britain def. Papua New Guinea 20–14 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1991: France def. Papua New Guinea 28–14 Stade Albert Domec (Carcassonne)
• 1991: Great Britain def. Papua New Guinea 56–4 Central Park, Wigan, England
• 1991: Wales def. Papua New Guinea 68–0 Vetch Field (Swansea)
• 1991: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 40–6 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1991: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 58–2 Danny Leahy Oval (Goroka)
• 1991: France def. Papua New Guinea 20–18 Danny Leahy Oval (Goroka)
• 1990: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 18–10 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1990: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 36–4 Danny Leahy Oval (Goroka)
• 1990: Great Britain def. Papua New Guinea 40–8 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1990: Papua New Guinea def. Great Britain 20–18 Danny Leahy Oval (Goroka)
• 1988: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 70–8 Eric Weissel Oval (Wagga Wagga)
• 1988: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 66–14 Carlaw Park (Auckland)
• 1988: Great Britain def. Papua New Guinea 42–22 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1987: France def. Papua New Guinea 21–4 Stade Albert Domec (Carcassonne)
• 1987: Great Britain def. Papua New Guinea 42–0 Wigan, England
• 1987: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 36–22 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1986: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 62–12 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1986: Papua New Guinea def. New Zealand 24–22 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1986: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 36–26 Lloyd Robson(Port Moresby)
• 1984: Great Britain def. Papua New Guinea 38–20 Pope John Paul II Oval (Mt Hagen)
• 1983: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 60–20 Carlaw Park (Auckland)
• 1982: Australia def. Papua New Guinea 38–2 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1982: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 56–5 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1981: Papua New Guinea drew France 13–13 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1979: France def. Papua New Guinea 15–2 Stade Albert Domec (Carcassonne)
• 1979: France def. Papua New Guinea 16–9 Stade Municipal (Albi)
• 1978: New Zealand def. Papua New Guinea 30–21 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1977: Papua New Guinea def France 37–6 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)
• 1975: England def. Papua New Guinea 40–12 Lloyd Robson (Port Moresby)

See also

• Papua New Guinea National Rugby League
• Papua New Guinea national rugby league team
• Rugby league in Papua New Guinea

External links

• Papua New Guinea results at rugbyleagueproject.org

Notes and References

1. http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/teams/papuanewguinea/results.html Papua New Guinea results at rugbyleagueproject.org