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1984 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia


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The 1984 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia was a series of fourteen rugby union matches played by the New Zealand national rugby union team (the All Blacks) in Australia in July and August 1984. The All Blacks won thirteen games and lost only the first of the three international matches against the Australia national rugby union team. It was the 25th tour of Australia by a New Zealand team.

The previous tour by the All Blacks in Australia was the 1980 tour, while Australia had visited New Zealand on their 1982 tour

The All Blacks won two test matches of three and retained the Bledisloe Cup which they had won in the 1982 series.

The first Bledisloe Cup series in Australia to have neutral referees

The tour

:Scores and results list New Zealand's points tally first.

Opposing TeamScoreDateVenueStatusReportsForAgainstPreviewMatch
Queensland B3704 July 1984Ballymore Stadium, BrisbaneTour match
New South Wales37107 July 1984Concord Oval, SydneyTour match
South Australia99011 July 1984Hindmarsh Stadium, AdelaideTour match
Western Australia72015 July 1984Parry Lakes, PerthTour match
Victoria65317 July 1984Olympic Park, MelbourneTour match
Australia91621 July 1984Cricket Ground, SydneyTest match
A.C.T.401625 July 1984Rugby Park, CanberraTour match
Sydney28328 July 1984Concord Oval, SydneyTour match
New South Wales Country21331 July 1984No. 1 Oval, TamworthTour match
Australia19154 August 1984Ballymore Stadium, BrisbaneTest match
Queensland Country8808 August 1984Carrara Stadium, Gold CoastTour match
Queensland391212 August 1984Ballymore Stadium, BrisbaneTour match
New South Wales B211514 August 1984Grahame Park, GosfordTour match
Australia252418 August 1984Cricket Ground, SydneyTest match

Touring party

  • Manager: R. J. Littlejohn
  • Assistant manager (coach): Bryce Rope
  • Captain: Andy Dalton

Backs

Forwards

References

References

  1. (5 Jul 1984). "All Blacks win first match". National Library of Australia.
  2. (6 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION All Blacks choose top team to meet NSW". National Library of Australia.
  3. (8 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION All Blacks outclass NSW in 2nd half". National Library of Australia.
  4. (10 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION All Blacks to weld weak spots against SA". National Library of Australia.
  5. (12 Jul 1984). "In Brief - All Blacks run riot". National Library of Australia.
  6. (16 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION All Blacks crush Western Australia". National Library of Australia.
  7. (18 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION Awesome All Blacks". National Library of Australia.
  8. (20 Jul 1984). "Plans to combat All Blacks Surprises by Wallabies in first Test". National Library of Australia.
  9. Foster, Michael. (22 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION All Blacks defence devalued". National Library of Australia.
  10. Foster, Michael. (24 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION ACT needs all its spirit against 'earnest' All Blacks". National Library of Australia.
  11. Foster, Michael. (25 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION Injuries, weather hamper ACT preparation for All Blacks encounter". National Library of Australia.
  12. Foster, Michael. (26 Jul 1984). "ACT team beaten but not disgraced in representative rugby union match All Blacks too". National Library of Australia.
  13. (27 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION NZ picks best for Sydney". National Library of Australia.
  14. (29 Jul 1984). "Win fails to ease All Blacks' doubts". National Library of Australia.
  15. (30 Jul 1984). "RUGBY UNION Mould pleased by Country potential". National Library of Australia.
  16. (5 Aug 1984). "RUGBY UNION All Blacks, 19-15, even series". National Library of Australia.
  17. (8 Aug 1984). "RUGBY UNION Tans, big finish for All Black tourists". National Library of Australia.
  18. (9 Aug 1984). "RUGBY UNION Hewson revives Test chances". National Library of Australia.
  19. (13 Aug 1984). "RUGBY UNION Aggressive All Blacks outclass Maroons". National Library of Australia.
  20. (15 Aug 1984). "RUGBY UNION All Blacks threatened by NSW". National Library of Australia.
  21. (17 Aug 1984). "Deciding match against All Blacks Australia set for final Test: coach". National Library of Australia.
  22. (19 Aug 1984). "All Blacks take Test series after narrow win Australia succumbs". National Library of Australia.
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