The following is a list of New Zealand women's national rugby union team international matches.

Overall

New Zealand's overall international match record against all nations, updated to 4 November 2023, is as follows:

Games Played Won Lost Drawn Percentage of wins
Total12210318184.43%

See Women's international rugby for information about the status of international games and match numbering.

Full Internationals

Legend

Won Lost Draw

1990s

TestDateNew ZealandScoreOpponentVenueEventRef
16 April 1991New Zealand 24–8 CanadaGlamorgan Wanderers1991 Rugby World Cup
210 April 1991New Zealand 24–6 WalesLlanharan1991 Rugby World Cup
312 April 1991New Zealand 0−7 United StatesCardiff Arms Park1991 Rugby World Cup
42 September 1994New Zealand 37−0 AustraliaSydney[1]
522 July 1995New Zealand 64−0 AustraliaAucklandTest
631 August 1996New Zealand 28–5 AustraliaSydneyTest
78 September 1996New Zealand 88–3 CanadaEdmontonCanada Cup
811 September 1996New Zealand 88–8 United StatesEdmontonCanada Cup
914 September 1996New Zealand 109–0 FranceEdmontonCanada Cup
1013 August 1997New Zealand 67−0 EnglandBurnham, NZTest
1116 August 1997New Zealand 44−0 AustraliaDunedinTest
122 May 1998New Zealand 134−6 GermanyAmsterdam1998 Rugby World Cup
135 May 1998New Zealand 76−0 ScotlandAmsterdam1998 Rugby World Cup
149 May 1998New Zealand 46−3 SpainAmsterdam1998 Rugby World Cup
1512 May 1998New Zealand 44−11 EnglandAmsterdam1998 Rugby World Cup
1616 May 1998New Zealand 44−12 United StatesAmsterdam1998 Rugby World Cup[2]
1729 August 1998New Zealand 27−3 AustraliaSydneyTest
1816 October 1999New Zealand 73−0 CanadaPalmerston North, NZTriangular '99
1919 October 1999New Zealand 65−5 United StatesPalmerston North, NZTriangular '99

2000s

TestDateNew ZealandScoreOpponentVenueEventRef
2023 September 2000New Zealand 41–0 CanadaWinnipegCanada Cup
2127 September 2000New Zealand 45–0 United StatesWinnipegCanada Cup
2230 September 2000New Zealand 32–13 EnglandWinnipegCanada Cup
239 June 2001New Zealand 15–10 EnglandRotoruaTest
2416 June 2001New Zealand 17–22 EnglandNorth Harbour Stadium, AlbanyTest
2513 May 2002New Zealand 117–0 GermanyBarcelona2002 RWC
2618 May 2002New Zealand 36–3 AustraliaBarcelona2002 RWC
2721 May 2002New Zealand 30–0 FranceBarcelona2002 RWC
2825 May 2002New Zealand 19–9 EnglandBarcelona2002 RWC[3][2]
294 October 2003New Zealand 37–0World XVAuckland
3011 October 2003New Zealand 38–19World XVWhangārei
318 June 2004New Zealand 32–5 CanadaThunderbird Stadium, Vancouver2004 Churchill Cup
3213 June 2004New Zealand 35–0 United StatesCalgary Rugby Park2004 Churchill Cup
3319 June 2004New Zealand 38–0 EnglandCommonwealth Stadium, Edmonton2004 Churchill Cup
3429 June 2005New Zealand 30–9 ScotlandOttawa2005 Canada Cup
355 July 2005New Zealand 43–3 CanadaOttawa2005 Canada Cup
368 July 2005New Zealand 32–5 CanadaOttawa2005 Canada Cup
3722 October 2005New Zealand 24–15 EnglandEden Park, AucklandTest
3826 October 2005New Zealand 33–8 EnglandWaikato Stadium, HamiltonTest
3931 August 2006New Zealand 66–7 CanadaEllerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton2006 RWC
404 September 2006New Zealand 50–0 SamoaSt. Albert Rugby Park, St. Albert2006 RWC
418 September 2006New Zealand 21–0 ScotlandEllerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton2006 RWC
4212 September 2006New Zealand 40–10 FranceEllerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton2006 RWC
4317 September 2006New Zealand 25–17 EnglandThe Brick Field, Edmonton2006 RWC[2]
4416 October 2007New Zealand 21–10 AustraliaCooks Gardens, WanganuiTest
4520 October 2007New Zealand 29–12 AustraliaWellingtonTest
4622 July 2008New Zealand 37–3 AustraliaCanberraTest
4726 July 2008New Zealand 22–16 AustraliaSydneyTest
4814 November 2009New Zealand 16–3 EnglandEsherTest
4921 November 2009New Zealand 3–10 EnglandTwickenham StadiumTest

2010s

TestDateNew ZealandScoreOpponentVenueEventRef
5020 August 2010New Zealand 55–3 South AfricaSurrey Sports Park, Guildford2010 Rugby World Cup
5124 August 2010New Zealand 32–5 AustraliaSurrey Sports Park, Guildford2010 Rugby World Cup
5228 August 2010New Zealand 41–8 WalesSurrey Sports Park, Guildford2010 Rugby World Cup
531 September 2010New Zealand 45–7 France Stoop2010 Rugby World Cup
545 September 2010New Zealand 13–10 EnglandTwickenham Stoop2010 Rugby World Cup[2]
5526 November 2011New Zealand 0-10 EnglandTwickenham, LondonEnd-of-year Tour
5629 November 2011New Zealand 7-21 EnglandMolesey Road, EsherEnd-of-year Tour
573 December 2011New Zealand 8–8 EnglandMolesey Road, EsherEnd-of-year Tour
5823 November 2012New Zealand 13–16 EnglandMolesey Road, EsherEnd-of-year Tour
5927 November 2012New Zealand 8–17 EnglandAldershot Military StadiumEnd-of-year Tour
601 December 2012New Zealand 23–32 EnglandTwickenhamEnd-of-year Tour
6113 July 2013New Zealand 29–10 EnglandEden ParkEngland's NZ Tour
6216 July 2013New Zealand 14–9 EnglandWaikato Stadium, HamiltonEngland's NZ Tour
6320 July 2013New Zealand 29–8 EnglandECOlight Stadium, PukekoheEngland's NZ Tour
641 June 2014New Zealand 38–3 AustraliaRotorua International Stadium
657 June 2014New Zealand 90–12 SamoaEden Park
6610 June 2014New Zealand 16–8 CanadaTauranga
6714 June 2014New Zealand 33–21 CanadaWhakatāne
681 August 2014New Zealand 79–5 KazakhstanCNR, Marcoussis Pitch 22014 Rugby World Cup
695 August 2014New Zealand 14–17 IrelandCNR, Marcoussis Pitch 12014 Rugby World Cup
709 August 2014New Zealand 34–3 United StatesCNR, Marcoussis Pitch 12014 Rugby World Cup
7113 August 2014New Zealand 63–7 WalesCNR, Marcoussis Pitch 12014 Rugby World Cup
7217 August 2014New Zealand 55–5 United StatesCNR, Marcoussis Pitch 12014 Rugby World Cup
7327 June 2015New Zealand 40–22 CanadaCalgary2015 Super Series
741 July 2015New Zealand 26–7 EnglandCalgary2015 Super Series
755 July 2015New Zealand 47–14 United StatesEllerslie Rugby Park, Edmonton2015 Super Series
7622 October 2016New Zealand 67–3 AustraliaEden Park2016 Laurie O'Reilly Cup
7726 October 2016New Zealand 29–3 AustraliaQBE Stadium, North Shore2016 Laurie O'Reilly Cup
7819 November 2016New Zealand 25–20 EnglandTwickenham Stoop
7923 November 2016New Zealand 20–10 CanadaDonnybrook, Dublin
8027 November 2016New Zealand 38–8 IrelandUCD Bowl, Dublin, Ireland
819 June 2017New Zealand 28–16 CanadaWestpac Stadium, Wellington
8213 June 2017New Zealand 44–17 AustraliaRugby Park, Christchurch2017 Laurie O'Reilly Cup
8317 June 2017New Zealand 21–29 EnglandRotorua International Stadium
849 August 2017New Zealand 44–12 WalesBillings Park UCD, Dublin2017 Rugby World Cup
8513 August 2017New Zealand 121–0 Hong KongBillings Park UCD, Dublin2017 Rugby World Cup
8617 August 2017New Zealand 48–5 CanadaBillings Park UCD, Dublin2017 Rugby World Cup
8722 August 2017New Zealand 45–12 United StatesRavenhill Stadium, Belfast2017 Rugby World Cup
8826 August 2017New Zealand 41–32 EnglandRavenhill Stadium, Belfast2017 Rugby World Cup[4]
8918 August 2018New Zealand 31–11 AustraliaANZ Stadium2018 Laurie O'Reilly Cup
9025 August 2018New Zealand 45–17 AustraliaEden Park2018 Laurie O'Reilly Cup
913 November 2018New Zealand 67–6 United StatesSoldier Field, Chicago
929 November 2018New Zealand 14–0 FranceStade Mayol, Toulon
9317 November 2018New Zealand 27–30 FranceStade des Alpes, Grenoble
9429 June 2019New Zealand 35–20 CanadaChula Vista, San Diego2019 Super Series[5]
953 July 2019New Zealand 33–0 United StatesChula Vista, San Diego2019 Super Series
966 July 2019New Zealand 16–25 FranceChula Vista, San Diego2019 Super Series
9714 July 2019New Zealand 28–13 EnglandChula Vista, San Diego2019 Super Series
9810 August 2019New Zealand 47–10 AustraliaOptus Stadium, Perth2019 Laurie O'Reilly Cup[6]
9917 August 2019New Zealand 37–8 AustraliaEden Park2019 Laurie O'Reilly Cup[7]

2020s

TestDateNew ZealandScoreOpponentVenueEventRef
10031 October 2021New Zealand 12–43 EnglandSandy Park, ExeterAutumn Int.[8]
1017 November 2021New Zealand 15–56 EnglandFranklin's GardensAutumn Int.[9]
10213 November 2021New Zealand 13–38 FranceStade du Hameau, PauAutumn Int.[10]
10320 November 2021New Zealand 7–29 FranceStade Pierre-Fabre, CastresAutumn Int.[11]
1046 June 2022New Zealand 23–10 AustraliaTauranga Domain, Tauranga2022 P4S[12]
10512 June 2022New Zealand 28–0 CanadaThe Trusts Arena, West Auckland2022 P4S[13]
10618 June 2022New Zealand 50–6 United StatesSemenoff Stadium, Whangārei2022 P4S[14]
10720 August 2022New Zealand 52–5 AustraliaOrangetheory Stadium2022 O'Reilly Cup[15]
10827 August 2022New Zealand 22–14 AustraliaAdelaide Oval2022 O'Reilly Cup[16]
10924 September 2022New Zealand 95–12 JapanEden Park, AucklandWarm-up match[17]
1108 October 2022New Zealand 41–17 AustraliaEden Park, Auckland2021 RWC[18]
11116 October 2022New Zealand 56–12 WalesThe Trusts Arena2021 RWC[19]
11222 October 2022New Zealand 57–0 ScotlandNorthland Events Centre2021 RWC[20]
11329 October 2022New Zealand 55–3 WalesNorthland Events Centre2021 RWC Quarters[21]
1145 November 2022New Zealand 25–24 FranceEden Park, Auckland2021 RWC Semi-final[22]
11512 November 2022New Zealand 34–31 EnglandEden Park, Auckland2021 RWC Final[23]
11629 June 2023New Zealand 50–0 AustraliaKayo Stadium, Brisbane2023 P4S/O'Reilly Cup
1178 July 2023New Zealand 52–21 CanadaTD Place Stadium, Ottawa2023 P4S
11814 July 2023New Zealand 39–17 United StatesTD Place Stadium, Ottawa2023 P4S
11930 September 2023New Zealand 43–3 AustraliaFMG Stadium, Waikato2023 O'Reilly Cup
12021 October 2023New Zealand 17–18 FranceSky Stadium, WellingtonWXV 2023
12128 October 2023New Zealand 70–7 WalesForsyth Barr Stadium, DunedinWXV 2023
1224 November 2023New Zealand 12–33 EnglandGo Media Stadium Mt Smart, AucklandWXV 2023

Other internationals

DateNew ZealandScoreOpponentVenueEventRef
22 July 1989New Zealand 13–7United States California GrizzliesLancaster ParkFirst Black Ferns Game[24]
26 August 1990New Zealand 56–0 NetherlandsChristchurchRugbyFest 1990[25]
28 August 1990New Zealand 8–0 Soviet UnionChristchurchRugbyFest 1990
30 August 1990New Zealand 9–3 United StatesChristchurchRugbyFest 1990
1 September 1990New Zealand 12–4World XVChristchurchRugbyFest 1990
13 April 1991A New Zealand XV 0–3 FranceCardiff[26]
17 November 2009New Zealand 48–3 England AEsher
18 November 2019Black Ferns Dev. XV 53–0 FijiChurchill Park, LautokaOceania Championship
22 November 2019Black Ferns Dev. XV 50–0 Australia AChurchill Park, LautokaOceania Championship
26 November 2019Black Ferns Dev. XV 131–0 Papua New GuineaChurchill Park, LautokaOceania Championship
14 November 2020New Zealand 34–15New Zealand NZ BarbariansThe Trusts Arena
21 November 2020New Zealand 19–17New Zealand NZ BarbariansTrafalgar Park
23 September 2023Black Ferns XV 38–12 Manusina XVNavigation Homes Stadium[27]

References

  1. ↑ "Our History - Buildcorp Wallaroos". wallaroos.rugby. Retrieved 2022-07-11.
  2. 1 2 3 4 Sergent-Shadbolt, Jack (2018-07-12). "Ten great Black Ferns moments". allblacks.com. Retrieved 2022-07-11.
  3. ↑ "Back to back World Cups for Black Ferns". NZ Herald. 2002-05-26. Retrieved 2022-03-08.
  4. ↑ McVeigh, Niall (2017-08-26). "New Zealand beat England 41-32 to win Women's Rugby World Cup – as it happened". the Guardian. Retrieved 2022-07-11.
  5. ↑ "Black Ferns Super Series guide". allblacks.com. 2019-06-19. Retrieved 2022-04-30.
  6. ↑ Scanlon, Jill (2019-08-10). "Wallaroos succumb to Black Ferns' dominance in first women's rugby Test". the Guardian. Retrieved 2022-04-30.
  7. ↑ "Black Ferns too strong for Wallaroos". RNZ. 2019-08-17. Retrieved 2022-04-30.
  8. ↑ Burnes, Campbell (2021-11-01). "England too good in Black Ferns' 100th Test". allblacks.com. Retrieved 2022-10-01.
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  10. ↑ Burnes, Campbell (2021-11-14). "Black Ferns shut out in Pau". allblacks.com. Retrieved 2022-10-01.
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  25. ↑ Finlan, Jackie. "Christchurch 1990 - RugbyFest: The Precursor to the Women's Rugby World Cup". US RUGGETTE RFC. Retrieved 2022-07-11.
  26. ↑ The records of the FFR list this game as a "third place" play-off for the 1991 World Cup. However, no such game was planned or played as part of the tournament. In addition, the NZRU records include no mention of the match. As a result it cannot be seen as an "official" test match.
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